Similar words: auditor, auditory, plaudits, editor, triumph, opprobrium, planetarium, equilibrium. Meaning: [‚ɔːdɪ'tɔːrɪəm] 
n. the area of a theater or concert hall where the audience sits.
n. the area of a theater or concert hall where the audience sits. 
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121 Those seated on the elevated stage of an auditorium gave only half as much of the painfully hot stuff to the tasters as those who were seated far below in the sunken orchestra pit.
122 Carpenter's custom software locates each red and each green wand in the auditorium.
123 The Visiting Nurse Services of New York held a Health Fair at the CCBA auditorium.
124 They began to leave the auditorium by ones and twos.
125 The auditorium is full of people who have come to mourn this master of sinology.
126 The movie is projected with a movie projectorlarge projection screen at the front of the auditorium.
127 The 28, 000-square-foot green roof over the auditorium is planted with sedum, a drought-resistant plant.
128 I remember a rally in Anniston, the county seat, remember a band playing "Dixie", and an undulating canopy of Confederate battle flags, a whole auditorium of Stars and Bars and fluttering red.
129 The group shucks its body armor and marches into an auditorium filled with poker-faced men in su its or clerical garb and women with covered heads.
130 The NNORC Program of the Visiting Nurse Service of New York held a Mid-Autumn Festival Celebration at the CCBA auditorium for the elderly.
131 The auditorium originated in the theaters of ancient Greece,(www.Sentencedict.com) as a semicircular seating area a hillside.
132 The festival holds screenings in the public library, the high school auditorium, on the basketball courts in the racket club, banquet rooms in a hotel, and at a small town convention center.
133 The heckler was ejected from the auditorium for creating a disturbance.
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