Definitions for dining-room
din·ing-room

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1. dining room, dining-roomnoun

   a room used for dining

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1. dining-room

   A dining room is a space or a separate room within a home or building where people gather to consume food, typically in a communal setting. It typically contains a dining table, chairs, and other necessary furnishings. It is primarily used for the meal-serving occasion, especially during special events or occasions.

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1. • Room

How to pronounce dining-room?

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Numerology

1. Chaldean Numerology

   The numerical value of dining-room in Chaldean Numerology is: 3

2. Pythagorean Numerology

   The numerical value of dining-room in Pythagorean Numerology is: 1

Examples of dining-room in a Sentence

1. Drew Caputo:

   The reality is 98 % of offshore oil development in America has taken place in the western and central Gulf, for an administration to try to take credit... that's not impressive. It's like me announcing I hereby am going to restrict the location where I eat dinner to my dining room.

2. Tim Kaine:

   I came to the dining room with John Warner and it was like I brought in the Pope, all the senators and their families were coming over to talk to John Warner because they loved him so much.

3. Universal Studios/Getty Images:

   I simply look out my windows … [ and admire ] the beauty of the Shambala Preserve, there is nothing quite as beautiful as the view from my dining room window of Mona -- a magnificent Bengal tiger -- walking across her compound.

4. Victoria Lamberth:

   I feel my son gets my full attention when I'm home, our phones aren't allowed in my son's bedroom, our play area, or the dining room table. It's important he knows there are limits to technology and that he takes precedence over my phone( most of the time).

5. Steven Glassman:

   It makes you realize how fortunate we are, here we are, sitting in a beautiful dining room on a beautiful ship and getting ready to eat a beautiful dinner, and we just watched people that had to be rescued. That’s the stark reality.

References

1. ^ Princeton's WordNet
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