Pronunciation: /əˈbʌvˌstɛrz/
adjective located on an upper floor
A1 The cat likes to explore the abovestairs rooms.
A2 She felt a sense of unease as she ventured into the abovestairs area.
B1 The abovestairs bedrooms were beautifully decorated.
B2 The abovestairs balcony offered a stunning view of the city.
C1 The abovestairs library contained rare and valuable books.
C2 The abovestairs gallery showcased exquisite works of art.
adverb above the stairs; on an upper floor
A1 She went abovestairs to check on the noise.
A2 He hurried abovestairs to fetch his jacket.
B1 The guests were chatting abovestairs before dinner.
B2 The master bedroom is located abovestairs in the mansion.
C1 The abovestairs area of the house offers stunning views of the countryside.
C2 The abovestairs library is filled with rare and valuable books.
formal The abovestairs of the mansion were elegantly decorated with vintage furniture.
informal I heard a strange noise coming from abovestairs, I wonder what's going on up there.
slang Let's sneak abovestairs and see if we can find anything interesting.
figurative His thoughts were always abovestairs, never focusing on the present moment.
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