Ballroom

/ˈbɔːl.rʊm/

Meaning & Definition

noun

a large room used for dancing, especially for formal dances.

The charity gala was held in the grand ballroom of the historic hotel.

a room designed for hosting formal dances and events.

The ballroom was adorned with chandeliers and elegant decorations for the wedding reception.

a space used for social dancing, often with a polished floor and ample seating.

She took ballroom dance classes every Saturday at the community center.

a venue for dance competitions and exhibitions.

The international ballroom competition attracted dancers from around the world.

a style of dance characterized by partner dancing, typically in a formal setting.

He excelled in ballroom and enjoyed the elegance of the waltz and tango.

From 'ball', referring to a dance, and 'room'.

ballroom dancing

A style of partner dance performed in a ballroom.

grand ballroom

A large ballroom, typically in a prestigious venue.

ball

A formal dance event.

dancer

A person who dances, often professionally.

dance

To move rhythmically to music.

A lively or extravagant dance event.

We're going to the ballroom tonight for some serious fun!

A space filled with energetic dancing.

The energy in the ballroom was electric during the competition.