Chamber

Pronunciation: /ˈtʃeɪmbər/

Definitions of chamber

noun a room used for a specific purpose, such as a bedroom or a legislative assembly

Example Sentences

A1 The princess slept in a chamber in the castle.

A2 The music echoed through the chamber, creating a haunting atmosphere.

B1 The jury deliberated in a private chamber before reaching a verdict.

B2 The scientist conducted experiments in the research chamber to study the effects of the new drug.

C1 The chamber of commerce held a meeting to discuss economic development in the region.

C2 The chamber orchestra performed a beautiful symphony at the prestigious concert hall.

Examples of chamber in a Sentence

formal The delegates gathered in the conference chamber to discuss the new trade agreement.

informal Let's meet in the break room, it's a more casual chamber for chatting.

slang I heard they're throwing a party in the chill chamber tonight, wanna go?

figurative His mind was like a dark chamber, filled with secrets and memories.

Grammatical Forms of chamber

• past tense: chambered
• plural: chambers
• comparative: more chambered
• superlative: most chambered
• present tense: chamber
• future tense: will chamber
• perfect tense: have chambered
• continuous tense: is chambering
• singular: chamber
• positive degree: chamber
• infinitive: to chamber
• gerund: chambering
• participle: chambered

Origin and Evolution of chamber

First Known Use: 1250 year

Language of Origin: Latin

Story behind the word: The word 'chamber' originated from the Latin word 'camera' which means 'vaulted room'.

Evolution of the word: Over time, the word 'chamber' evolved to refer to a private room or a room used for a specific purpose, such as a bedroom or a legislative chamber.