Vestibule (noun)
ves-tib-ool
An antechamber, hall, or lobby next to the outer door of a building.
Early 17th century (denoting the space in front of the main entrance of a classical Roman or Greek building): from French, or from Latin vestibulum ‘entrance court’.
Example sentences
“Just come through the vestibule and into the main room for the meeting.”
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