1. a room located at the back of a building, often used for storage or private activities

1. relating to secret or private political negotiations and decision-making
Usage: political

Examples

• The restaurant stored extra supplies in the backroom.
• She found old files in a dusty backroom of the office building.
• The backroom deal was negotiated away from public scrutiny.
• Backroom politics often determine who gets nominated for office.
• The candidate criticized the backroom negotiations that excluded voters.
• They moved the meeting to a backroom to avoid reporters.