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alcove

[al-kohv] / ˈæl koʊv /


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Cubicles and alcoves don’t eliminate teamwork, but simply give employees a dedicated space to concentrate, recharge and hold quiet conversations without disrupting others.

From The Wall Street Journal

And if one is too shy to bring out their inner artist, they can hang with a spiced wine in the dining alcove.

From Los Angeles Times

Outside the San Bernardino County Government Center, there’s now a Curtain of Courage — 14 bronze alcoves, each curved like a protective wall and dedicated to one of the victims.

From Los Angeles Times

“Deputies were positioned less than ten feet away in the narrow alcove outside the restroom and issued verbal commands.”

From Los Angeles Times

An alcove devoted to gay rights displays an early version of the rainbow flag, campaign and protest buttons, and a ceiling fragment from the Stonewall Inn, where a 1969 uprising launched the gay liberation movement.

From The Wall Street Journal