stateroom
[ steyt-room, -roo m ]
/ ˈsteɪtˌrum, -ˌrʊm /
noun
a private room or compartment on a ship, train, etc. RELATED WORDS
arena,
theater,
gymnasium,
amphitheater,
lounge,
chamber,
church,
gallery,
auditorium,
ballroom,
gym,
salon,
casino,
mart,
armory,
lyceum,
refectory Nearby words
statement of claim,
statement savings account,
statements of case,
staten island,
stater,
stateroom,
states,
states general,
states of the church,
states' righter,
states' rights Origin of stateroom
First recorded in
1695–1705; state +
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Examples from the Web for stateroom
And she slid the bolt noiselessly, opened the stateroom door, and stepped outside the curtain into the corridor.
He preferred to be alone, but he was of an obliging disposition, and he knew that there were two berths in the stateroom.
Harris was out of the stateroom first but they were all on deck within ten seconds.
The savages had entered the captain's stateroom and fallen upon the sailor who had taken refuge there.
British Dictionary definitions for stateroom
noun
a private cabin or room on a ship, train, etc
mainly British a large room in a palace or other building for use on state occasions
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