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Meanings of vestibule in English

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A large entrance or reception room or area.

anteroomantechamberentrance hallhallfoyer

Entrance into a canal or hollow organ.

introitusvestibulum
Usage of vestibule in English
1
At the twelfth floor the elevator doors opened onto Billy's private vestibule.
A visible darkness
2
They set off along the gently curving vestibule, heading for the visitor.
The Naked God
3
I let him brush past me and I stayed in the vestibule.
Phoenix noir
4
Jerry pushed open the glass-paneled vestibule doors and walked down towards it.
Complete Books of Blood
5
The Smolenskaya vestibule looked exactly as Artyom had expected: dark, grey, empty.
Metro 2033
6
Another key, another steel door-this time the outer vestibule of the armoury.
The Atrocity Archives
7
Edgar opened the vestibule door and listened, then started down the stairs.
The story of edgar sawtelle
8
Kiera and Horgan stepped out of the stairwell onto the eighty-fifth-floor vestibule.
The Reality Dysfunction
9
The mammalian inner ear contains two sensory organs, the cochlea and vestibule.
Pubmed
10
He went down the steps to the vestibule and into the street.
Native son
11
There was a small vestibule just inside, floored with dark ceramic tile.
Man on a leash
12
Ando remembered seeing it sitting unceremoniously in the vestibule when he fled.
Spiral
13
A buzzer sounded and they entered a gray vestibule rimmed in chrome.
Layover in dubai
14
The truck finally stopped, its exhaust pipes belching into our tent vestibule.
The cactus eaters: how I lost my mind–and almost found myself-on the pacific crest trail
15
Hike in your sacrifice layers and store them wet, in your vestibule.
Climbing Magazine
16
They stepped into the vestibule and pulled the doors shut behind them.
Wastelands
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United Kingdom
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