halls (Meaning)
halls
the castle or house of a medieval king or noble, a building used by a college or university for some special purpose, a large usually imposing building for public or semipublic purposes, the entrance room of a building, a college or a division of a college at some universities, a place used for public entertainment, a large or impressive residence or public building, one of the buildings of a college or university, the chief living room in such a structure, a meal served there, the manor house of a landed proprietor, a corridor or passage in a building, the common dining room of an English college, a large room for assembly, dormitory
Synonyms & Antonyms of halls
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halls Sentence Examples
- The grand halls of the palace echoed with the footsteps of the royal family.
- The spacious halls of the conference center accommodated thousands of attendees.
- The ancient monastery featured a series of interconnected halls adorned with intricate carvings.
- The school's main hall served as a gathering place for students and staff alike.
- The towering halls of the cathedral reached towards the heavens, inspiring awe in all who beheld them.
- The bustling halls of the market overflowed with vendors and shoppers.
- The dimly lit halls of the abandoned asylum whispered secrets of a forgotten past.
- The elegant halls of the opera house reverberated with the melodies of world-renowned performers.
- The narrow halls of the dungeon led to a series of dark and desolate cells.
- The university's halls of learning offered students a wealth of knowledge and opportunities.
FAQs About the word halls
the castle or house of a medieval king or noble, a building used by a college or university for some special purpose, a large usually imposing building for publ
foyers,hallways, lobbies, entryways, lounges, doorways,vestibules, entries, entranceways, entrances
No antonyms found.
The grand halls of the palace echoed with the footsteps of the royal family.
The spacious halls of the conference center accommodated thousands of attendees.
The ancient monastery featured a series of interconnected halls adorned with intricate carvings.
The school's main hall served as a gathering place for students and staff alike.
