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roomful

[ US /ˈɹumˌfʊɫ/ ]
[ UK /ɹˈuːmfə‍l/ ]
NOUN
  1. the quantity a room will hold

How To Use roomful In A Sentence

  • She was impressed that a 17-year-old would want to face a roomful of preschoolers.
  • What better way to break the ice with a roomful of total strangers in a foreign country whose language you don't know?
  • What would a roomful of machines exhibiting this behavior sound like?
  • There was a roomful of ecstatic people with a lot of hugging, crying and drinking. The Sun
  • A Getty official ushered me into a roomful of largely unclassifiable objects, randomly placed on steel shelving.
  • She starts her first class of the semester by asking a roomful of freshman students, "How many of you are feminists?"
  • She begs me not to write about it, until I remind her that she fellated Mr. Marcus in front of a roomful of photographers. FLY FISHING WITH DARTH VADER
  • She had found it difficult to teach a roomful of students who ranged from rank beginners to professional level.
  • The word prompted a roomful of groans and a handful of helicopter impersonations. California Dreaming
  • Even computers were not left behind and an entire roomful of youngsters showed their mettle with the gadgets.
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