Definitions

classroom

[klas-room, -room, klahs-] / ˈklæsˌrum, -ˌrʊm, ˈklɑs- /

NOUN

room where learning takes place

Synonyms

STRONG

hall homeroom lecture room school room study hall

WEAK

auditorium lab library study theater workshop

Example Sentences

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It opened an infant classroom two days before the old location burned, pivoting to younger children to account for the loss of 4-year-olds to TK.

From Los Angeles Times

As they filled out the tests, Movius moved about the City of Industry classroom pounding abruptly on tables.

From Los Angeles Times

"You noticed a classroom they weren't in because they definitely brought the energy to the room."

From BBC

"It almost seemed like they looked for anything that was wrong with her uniform, any slight talking out in the classroom environment, or to a teacher," he says.

From BBC

Her classroom was in a separate building from the main school and, through the windows, she saw a playground wall had collapsed so she instinctively gathered her pupils and led them out.

From BBC