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vestibule

[ves-tuh-byool] / ˈvɛs təˌbyul /


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The lobby, bar and pool is all on the second floor of the hotel, with the only street exposure a small vestibule with elevators.

From New York Times

North Bethesda Methodist Church suffered minor damage from vandals throwing things around in a welcoming area outside of the main vestibule.

From Washington Times

A vestibule features one painting and a large, inspirational wall text printed on plexiglass — both by Kleefeld.

From Los Angeles Times

After visiting the Steuart Building — and reportedly stepping over a drunk in the vestibule — Bobby Kennedy asked Lundahl, “What are you doing in this hellhole?”

From Washington Post

But a security vestibule, which is basically a secure lobby to the school, can be a huge expense for school districts already tight on money.

From Salon