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great room

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great room
n.
A large open room in a private residence often featuring a high or vaulted ceiling and used especially for recreation and relaxation.


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The visitors took their places as they arrived, and the great room had just been closed when the clock struck twelve, the hour fixed for the reading of the important document.
The armory was a great room on the main floor of the palace, off the guard room.
At the lower end of the great room was another table, at which sat the Ryls and Knooks who had come with Santa Claus, the wooden soldiers who had come with the Queen of Merryland, and the Hilanders and Lolanders who had come with John Dough.
 
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