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armchair

[ahrm-chair] / ˈɑrmˌtʃɛər /


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In one corner, they provided a lounge with armchairs and Eero Saarinen end tables.

From Scientific American

Filmmaker Lewis embedded with several of the armchair detectives, documenting how they pieced together Magnotta’s identity clue by clue.

From Los Angeles Times

Experts said managers should avoid asking employees directly about their diagnoses — or playing armchair psychologist in an attempt to guess what diagnosis an employee has — but to keep the discussions to performance.

From Los Angeles Times

She wears rainbow chakra beads around her neck and rhinestones on her cheeks; sinking into an antique armchair, she details her weekly agenda in spurts, as if releasing a long-repressed sigh through a pressure valve.

From Los Angeles Times

Cozy armchairs may flank one side of a free-standing fireplace, dining chairs the other.

From Seattle Times