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n. A monarch's public audience chamber (usually large, ornate and designed to impress), where the throne is situated.
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A throne room is the room, often rather a hall, in the official residence of the crown, either a palace or a fortified castle, where the throne of a senior figure (usually a monarch) is set up with elaborate pomp—usually raised, often with steps, and under a canopy, both of which are part of the original notion of the Greek word thronos.
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Usage examples of "throne room".
The rest of the people in the throne room, except for Garmat and a servant, had been crushed by the falling roof and walls.
After a moment she nodded, and her companions moved a little way down the throne room.
It was loose and it fell out, and now it's lying somewhere in the throne room, or in the yard, unless .
He was thinking of the boy Mycah, of Jon Arryn's sudden death, of Bran's fall, of old mad Aerys Targaryen dying on the floor of his throne room while his life's blood dried on a gilded blade.
I told her no one's like to rape her in the king's own throne room, but she's so stupid.
Ned raised his voice, so it carried to the far end of the throne room.
And three weary men stood on the floor of the great throne room in Imrryr.
The throne room was deserted, save that in one corner a black shape, like smoke, writhed for a moment and then was gone.
He allowed them to dress him in his yellow robes of state and to place the dragon crown upon his head and then he returned to the throne room to be greeted by a mighty cheer, more wholehearted than any he had ever received before.