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Bedroom Common

Origin: Germanic Old English prefix

Bedroom has 2 different meanings across 1 category:

Noun

Definitions
Noun
1

a room used primarily for sleeping

"After cleaning up the toys from the play area, she finally made sure her bedroom was ready for sleep."

2

A room in a house where a bed is kept for sleeping.

"After hanging out in the living room all evening, I finally retreated to my bedroom to get some sleep."

In plain English: A bedroom is a room in a house where people sleep and keep their personal belongings.

"The guest is staying in the spare bedroom tonight."

Usage: Use bedroom to refer specifically to a room in a house or apartment designed for sleeping and furnished with a bed. Do not use it to describe any other type of room, such as a living area or office, even if a bed happens to be present there temporarily.

Example Sentences
"The guest is staying in the spare bedroom tonight." noun
"She is organizing her bedroom this weekend to create more storage space." noun
"The guest bedroom was cleaned and made ready for the visitors arriving tomorrow." noun
"A new window in the master bedroom lets in plenty of morning sunlight." noun
Related Terms
Broader Terms (hypernyms)
room
Narrower Terms (hyponyms)
boudoir child's room dormitory guestroom hotel room master bedroom motel room

Origin

The word bedroom is a straightforward combination of the words bed and room. It has always referred to a space containing a bed, so its meaning has not shifted over time.

Rhyming Words
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