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- noun Alternative form of
living room .
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Examples
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In the living-room huge French windows (8m x 3m) open on the garden so that you have the feeling that the garden is part of the house; there is a sensation of continuity between inside and outside.
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The fireplace, both cumbersome and light, acts as a separation between the living-room and the music-room.
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The living-room shutters were hand-carved in India.
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Designed to accommodate those living-room sessions, casual meetings, TV, dining, and especially gaming – whatever your thing may be … keep it on the Down Low.
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The atrium was made in order to compensate for a lack of sunlight in the living-room area and enabled two-way lighting of certain rooms.
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There's the living-room TV, the kitchen TV, the coat-room TV, the outdoor TV for the smokers and the bathroom TV.
The 21 Rules of Surviving a Super Bowl Party Jason Gay 2012
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She propped her feet up on the living-room coffee table as she fed him and flipped through the television channels.
At Hidden Falls Barbara Freethy 2011
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In a living-room corner at Ambrose Akinmusire's unassuming apartment in Inwood, near Manhattan's northern tip, a round wooden table, painted white, is littered with hand-scrawled quotations.
Finding the Voice Behind the Trumpet Larry Blumenfeld 2011
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"Naturally you hope it gets off the ground and has the legs to get to Broadway," he said, sinking into a living-room sofa.
Bacharach Looks Back—And Forward to a Musical Marc Myers 2011
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Designed to accommodate those living-room sessions, casual meetings, TV, dining, and especially gaming – whatever your thing may be … keep it on the Down Low.
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