chambers (B2)

noun

Pronunciation: /ˈtʃeɪmbərz/

Definition

Rooms, especially private rooms or those used for specific purposes, often within a larger building or organization.

Examples

• The old mansion had many dusty chambers, each holding forgotten treasures.

• The judge retired to his chambers to consider the verdict.

• The legislative body met in its chambers to debate the new bill.

How to Use chambers

in chambers (prepositional phrase)

In a judge's private office or a private meeting room for legal professionals. — "The lawyers discussed the sensitive details in chambers."

chambers of commerce (collocation)

An organization of businesspeople working to promote commercial interests in a community. — "The local chambers of commerce hosted a networking event for small businesses."

Synonyms of chambers

Words with a similar meaning to chambers:

• rooms
• apartments
• quarters
• suites

Antonyms of chambers

Words with the opposite meaning to chambers:

• hallways
• corridors

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