Workroom

Pronunciation: /wɜːrkruːm/

Definitions of workroom

noun a room in which work, especially manual labor, is done

Example Sentences

A1 I like to sew in my workroom at home.

A2 The workroom was filled with tools and materials.

B1 The designers gathered in the workroom to collaborate on the project.

B2 The workroom had large windows that let in plenty of natural light.

C1 The workroom was equipped with state-of-the-art machinery for precision work.

C2 The workroom was a hive of activity as the team worked on their latest creations.

Examples of workroom in a Sentence

formal The workroom is where all the design prototypes are created and tested.

informal Hey, meet me in the workroom later to finish up that project.

slang I'll be chilling in the workroom if you need me.

figurative Her mind was like a cluttered workroom, full of unfinished thoughts and ideas.

Grammatical Forms of workroom

• past tense: worked
• plural: workrooms
• comparative: more workroom
• superlative: most workroom
• present tense: workroom
• future tense: will workroom
• perfect tense: have workroomed
• continuous tense: is workrooming
• singular: workroom
• positive degree: workroom
• infinitive: to workroom
• gerund: workrooming
• participle: workroomed

Origin and Evolution of workroom

First Known Use: 1601 year

Language of Origin: English

Story behind the word: The word 'workroom' originated from the combination of 'work' and 'room', referring to a space specifically designated for work-related activities.

Evolution of the word: Over time, the term 'workroom' has remained consistent in its meaning of a designated space for work, but its usage has expanded to include various types of work environments such as studios, offices, or workshops.