concourse
/kɑnˈkɔrs, -ˈkɔːrs/Definitions
1. noun
A large enclosed area within a building, especially an airport or railway station, where people can wait or pass through.
“The concourse at the airport was bustling with travelers waiting for their flights.”
2. noun
A meeting or gathering of people, especially one held for a specific purpose or occasion.
“The concourse of dignitaries at the state dinner was impressive.”
3. noun
A long, open space, often part of a public building or a historic estate, used for walking or strolling.
“The beautiful concourse in the palace gardens was a popular spot for tourists.”
4. verb
To hold or participate in a concourse, especially one of a public nature.
“The city will concourse with people from all over the world for the festival.”