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white room

 

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Noun white room has 1 sense
  1. clean room, white room - a room that is virtually free of dust or bacteria; used in laboratory work and in assembly or repair of precision equipment
    --1 is a kind of room
    --1 has particulars: laminar flow clean room

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White Room

Noun: A room decorated or painted entirely in white.

Example Sentence: The artist's studio had a white room where he painted all of his masterpieces.

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Noun: In the context of photography, a white room refers to a studio or set specifically designed to have white walls, ceiling, and floor, providing a neutral background.

Example Sentence: The fashion photographer rented a white room to shoot the latest clothing collection.

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Noun: In music, "White Room" is a popular song by the British rock band Cream.

Example Sentence: I can play the guitar solo from "White Room" with my eyes closed now.

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Adjective: Describing something that is clean, bright, and devoid of color other than white.

Example Sentence: The hospital had white rooms to create a sterile environment for patients.

Adjective: Used locally, "white room" refers to a small conference room or meeting space within an office.

Example Sentence: Let's have our team meeting in the white room, it's private and comfortable.

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