Question

antechamber The antechamber to the lawyer's office was both elegant and comfortable, designed to inspire trust and confidence. antechamber*

Accepted Answer

An outer room that leads to another and is often used as a waiting room. One expects to find an antechamber outside the private chambers of a Supreme Court Justice or leading into the great hall of a medieval castle. In the private end of the castle the lord's or lady's bedchamber would have its own antechamber, which served as a dressing room and sitting room, but could also house bodyguards if the castle came under siege. Anteroom is a less formal synonym, one that's often applied to the waiting rooms of professional offices today

word	antechamber
definition	An outer room that leads to another and is often used as a waiting room.
eg_sentence	The antechamber to the lawyer's office was both elegant and comfortable, designed to inspire trust and confidence.
explanation	One expects to find an antechamber outside the private chambers of a Supreme Court Justice or leading into the great hall of a medieval castle. In the private end of the castle the lord's or lady's bedchamber would have its own antechamber, which served as a dressing room and sitting room, but could also house bodyguards if the castle came under siege. Anteroom is a less formal synonym, one that's often applied to the waiting rooms of professional offices today
IPA	antechamber*

Antechamber Room Waiting Private Castle Outer Leads Lawyer's