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seating
/ ˈsiːtɪŋ /
noun
- the act of providing with a seat or seats
- the provision of seats, as in a theatre, cinema, etc
- ( as modifier )
seating arrangements
- material used for covering or making seats
Word History and Origins
Example Sentences
Its beautifully aged wooden exterior houses traditional floor seating and beautiful gardens typical of the area.
When these single-aisle models were introduced, the maximum seating averaged around 160 seats.
The seating plan is such that you can see people in other corners.
The MRAP had been stripped of any weaponry, and all that remained was to add seating and storage on the interior.
Spirit has the highest seating density in the industry, with seat pitches of a knee-crushing 28 inches.
The bottom stood whole on its seating; it parted at the level of the chimney.
Fifteen minutes later the lunch bell rang; Dr. Greyson hurried in as they were seating themselves at the table.
Unfortunately, in the act of seating himself, he leaned too far backward, and instantly his load overbalanced him.
"I shall not invite Prince Sondersheim to my concert," returned Eveline, seating herself on the sofa with a defiant air.
Peer Khan now entered with the pilao; and seating ourselves, our fingers were soon buried in the midst of it.
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