Dressing Room

Pronunciation: /ˈdrɛsɪŋ rum/

Definitions of dressing room

noun a room in which clothes are put on or taken off

Example Sentences

A1 I need to find the dressing room to try on this new shirt.

A2 The dressing room was too small for me to change comfortably.

B1 The dressing room had a full-length mirror and good lighting for trying on clothes.

B2 She found the perfect dress in the dressing room and decided to buy it.

C1 The dressing room in the boutique was spacious and well-designed for customers.

C2 The dressing room in the designer store had luxurious furnishings and a personal assistant to help with outfits.

Examples of dressing room in a Sentence

formal The actress spent hours in the dressing room preparing for her role.

informal Let's meet in the dressing room before the show starts.

slang I heard there's a secret party happening in the dressing room after the concert.

figurative The garden shed was his dressing room, where he transformed into his superhero alter ego.

Grammatical Forms of dressing room

• plural: dressing rooms
• comparative: more dressing room
• superlative: most dressing room
• present tense: dress room
• future tense: will dress room
• perfect tense: have dressed room
• continuous tense: is dressing room
• singular: dressing room
• positive degree: dressing room
• infinitive: to dress room
• gerund: dressing room
• participle: dressed room

Origin and Evolution of dressing room

First Known Use: 1601 year

Language of Origin: French

Story behind the word: The term 'dressing room' originated from the French word 'dresseur', which means a person who dresses or prepares someone or something.

Evolution of the word: Originally used to refer to a room where actors or performers would prepare for their roles, the meaning of 'dressing room' has evolved to encompass any private room where one can change clothes or get ready for an event or performance.