Synonyms for auditorium
ˌɔ dɪˈtɔr i əm, -ˈtoʊr-; -ˈtɔr i ə, -ˈtoʊr-au·di·to·ri·um

Princeton's WordNet

1. auditoriumnoun

   the area of a theater or concert hall where the audience sits

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1. • Area

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1. List of paraphrases for "auditorium":

   hammarskjöld, dag, library, lectures, hall

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1. David Jones:

   Twenty-five years ago President Bush spoke at the 50th anniversary of Pearl Harbor, as the sitting president, and we have a copy of the speech in our auditorium here on a continuous loop.

2. Lou Riolo:

   After thinking on it for a few days, I came up with the idea of asking the entire auditorium to stay silent so that Jack could receive his diploma, we planned on doing it immediately after the singing of the National Anthem because we knew Jack sitting there with all the commotion for over 45 minutes would be too much.

3. Mohammad Anis:

   I am determined to go back to the same army public school where terrorists tried to kill me and where the terrorists killed my classmates, on hearing the gunshots, our teachers quickly shut the door of the auditorium in an effort to stop the terrorists from entering there. But the attackers broke the door and sneaked into the auditorium. Once inside the hall, they tried to kill all the children. Students were falling down and bleeding and one bullet also hit me in my arm.

4. Brian Alexanders:

   [You have] actually been my pastor since I was about 12 or so years old when New Beginnings Church was still inside of a school auditorium.

5. Actor Sergei Bannikov:

   The last play we performed was The Three Musketeers. One of the last lines is 'in war as in war', how would guys who've just come back from fighting ... react to that, and those who go back to the war zone after the play? The auditorium howls.