courtroom
/kɔːrt.ruum/Definitions
1. noun
A room in a building where a court of law is held, especially one in a courthouse.
“The judge sat at the bench in the courtroom, surveying the packed jury.”
2. noun
The atmosphere or environment of a law court.
“The courtroom was tense as the defendant’s lawyer delivered his opening statement.”
3. noun
A place of formal discussion or dispute, especially in a field other than law.
“The meeting was held in a large, formal courtroom, with representatives from both sides seated at the front.”