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n. One of the two parts of a parliament in some countries.
Usage examples of "lower chamber".
Rough stone steps leddown to the lower chamber, where a huge fire of drieddung chips had already been kindled in a fire pitsurrounded by thick carpets and bolsters.
Rough stone steps led down to the lower chamber, where a huge fire of dried dung chips had already been kindled in a fire pit surrounded by thick carpets and bolsters.
A light still burned within the lower chamber of the old stone tower.
Not only because of any skinks that might lay in wait, but because of the dense smoke that had to be filling the lower chamber.
Indeed, his barque can be found in a lower chamber of this temple.
Now with only one step remaining, Alodar's eyes darted to the glass, to see the last of the sand begin its fall to the lower chamber.
For a moment he remembered his younger self, a yokel by Federation standards, arriving to represent his world in the lower chamber.