Similar words: chamber, gas chamber, antechamber, chamberlain, neville chamberlain, amber, clamber, chambray. Meaning: ['tʃeɪmbə] 
n. English architect (1723-1796).
n. English architect (1723-1796). 
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1. Millions died in the gas chambers in the war.
2. The underground chambers stretch the length of a football pitch.
3. His Majesty requests your presence in the royal chambers.
4. The human heart has four chambers.
5. The heart has four chambers.
6. The tomb was honeycombed with passages and chambers.
7. There are two chambers in the British parliament - the House of Commons is the lower chamber, and the House of Lords is the upper chamber.
8. Their abdomen contains two chambers, one on each side.
9. The pulse had gone from his small chambers.
10. Our local chambers of commerce are voluntary organizations.
11. Chambers suggested-Learlington, as an anagram of Nora Telling.
12. Mrs Chambers must think she was feeding a navvy!
13. Judges in their secret chambers ask other questions.
13. Sentencedict.com is a online sentence dictionary, on which you can find good sentences for a large number of words.
14. Chambers was discreet about the affair.
15. A cross section of the filter chambers.
16. His favourite bassists include Ray Brown, Paul Chambers.
17. The problem of Chambers demands very particular attention.
18. John Chambers, 35, has been appointed commercial manager responsible for all estimating and purchasing activities.
19. Chambers hoped to reconcile those readers with religious qualms to the general idea of transmutation.
20. The hearing was in chambers and judgment was delivered in open court.
21. The next chamber or chambers generally hold the main media, aimed at biological filtration.
22. Stoats generally construct their own small-diameter breeding chambers underground but I have known a stoat to be evicted from burrows by ferrets.
23. The body will be removed into one of the cold storage chambers.
24. A typical Congress sees about 90, 000 remarks between the chambers.
25. This is generally a cylindrical construction, sometimes with a domed roof, which is divided into two chambers.
26. Its purpose is to gather sufficient information to answer questions about magma chambers in oceanic crust.
27. Within this mass, the smaller workers have in a similar fashion created chambers in which the pupae hang.
28. Chamber of Commerce and Telcom Ventures, is rapidly assembling a federation of state and local chambers of commerce across the country.
29. Clark's implant, which replaces the two ventricles - bottom pumping chambers - is made of polyurethane and aluminium.
30. The panel will try to smooth out differences between the measures, then send a final bill to both chambers for approval.
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