loges (Meaning)
loges
a small partitioned area, a small compartment, a box in a theater, an enclosed group of seats for spectators in a theater, a separate forward section of a theater mezzanine or balcony, the forward section of a theater mezzanine, a raised section or level of seats in a sports stadium
Synonyms & Antonyms of loges
loges Sentence Examples
- The opera house boasts opulent loges offering a luxurious theater experience.
- The private boxes, known as loges, provide an exclusive vantage point for the performance.
- The balconies were transformed into loges to accommodate the wealthy patrons.
- The loges were adorned with intricate carvings and velvet drapery, creating a regal atmosphere.
- From the loges, the audience enjoyed an unobstructed view of the stage.
- The star actors often took their bows in front of the loges, acknowledging their elite patrons.
- The loges became a symbol of status and privilege within the theater community.
- The acoustics within the loges were exceptional, allowing the audience to fully immerse themselves in the performance.
- The privacy afforded by the loges made them popular for secret rendezvous and clandestine affairs.
- The loges served as a showcase for the finest costumes and jewelry worn by the upper classes.
FAQs About the word loges
a small partitioned area, a small compartment, a box in a theater, an enclosed group of seats for spectators in a theater, a separate forward section of a theat
booths, cavities, vaults, stalls, crypts, boxes, bunkers, holes, alcoves, bays
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The opera house boasts opulent loges offering a luxurious theater experience.
The private boxes, known as loges, provide an exclusive vantage point for the performance.
The balconies were transformed into loges to accommodate the wealthy patrons.
The loges were adorned with intricate carvings and velvet drapery, creating a regal atmosphere.
