noun
- entrance halls or lobbies of buildings
- enclosed spaces at the ends of railroad cars for boarding
- cavity or chamber serving as an entrance to another structure
Usage: transportation
Usage: anatomy
Examples
- The hotel’s marble vestibules impressed all the guests.
- Students gathered in the school’s vestibules before classes began.
- The train’s vestibules were crowded with passengers boarding.
- Conductors checked tickets in the vestibules between cars.
- The church vestibules provided shelter from the rain.
- Modern buildings often have glass vestibules for energy efficiency.
- The vestibules of the ear help maintain balance.