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hallsnounpl. of hall the entrance room of a buildingthe dinner guests hung their coats in the hall entranceways, entries, entryways, foyers, hallways, lobbies, vestibules antechambers, anterooms, lounges, waiting roomsdoors, doorways, entrances, portals, thresholds a typically long narrow way connecting parts of a buildingthe bedroom is at the end of the hall a large room or building for enclosed public gatheringsthe concert hall was full amphitheaters, arenas, auditoriums(or auditoria), gardens, theaters(or theatres) arena theaters, music halls, odea, playhouses, theaters-in-the-roundballroomslyceumschambers, houses, senatescafetoriums a centrally located room in a building that serves as a gathering or waiting area or as a passageway into the interiorfrom the main hall of the museum, turn left to see the ancient pottery collection and turn right to see the mummies foyers, lobbies entranceways, entries, entryways, hallways, vestibulesconcourses, corridors, galleries, passagewaysantechambers, anterooms, chambers, waiting rooms a large impressive residenceLord Plentiworth has opened his family's hereditary home, Richley Hall, to visitors on Tuesdays castles, châteaus(or châteaux), estates, haciendas, manor houses, manors, manses, mansions, palaces, villas showplacesabodes, domiciles, dwellings, habitations, hearths, homes, houses, lodgings, pads, placeshousings, nests, quarters, residencies, roofsgreat housescountry houses, countryseatsaeries, penthousessalons, suites, town houses a large, magnificent, or massive buildingon your right, you will see Parliament Hall, a splendid example of Georgian architecture cathedrals, edifices, palaces, towers constructions, erections, structurescastles, châteaus(or châteaux), countryseats, estates, haciendas, manor houses, manors, mansions, showplaces, villasmausoleums(or mausolea), memorials, monuments |