Synonyms for seating
ˈsi tɪŋseat·ing

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1. seating, seats, seating room, seating areanoun

   an area that includes places where several people can sit

   "there is seating for 40 students in this classroom"

   Synonyms:
   seats, seating room, seating area

2. seatingnoun

   the service of ushering people to their seats

   Synonyms:
   seats, seating room, seating area

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1. • Service

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1. List of paraphrases for "seating":

   seats, seat, journal, headquarters

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1. Dustin Clark:

   I'm calling for County Attorney Dee Hobbs to drop these charges because the [Round Rock ISD] police answer to the superintendent in their chain of command, and the police were likely directed by the superintendent to keep the public out of the Sept. 14 meeting due to a last-minute policy implemented by Dr. Azaiez, this restricted seating capacity policy was being applied nowhere else in the district – only in that board meeting room, during that meeting.

2. Amber Freda:

   Stylistically, you want to pick up on colors and textures that tie the two spaces together, make it more than just a couple of chairs and a dining table. A plain dining table with wooden chairs won’t entice you to use it very much, but really comfortable lounge seating will.

3. Renee Tucker:

   They placed an injured student on the school bus, we don’t know the extent that the injuries were worsened by the failure to render aid and certainly by picking him up and seating him on the school bus. Then they had him ride in that same school bus home without any support or stabilization of that leg.

4. Commissioner Rob Manfred:

   This recommendation attempts to balance the need for an adequate number of seating options with our desire to preserve the interactive pre-game and in-game fan experience, where fans can catch foul balls, see their favorite players up close and, if they are lucky, catch a tossed ball or other souvenir.

5. Amy Weir:

   Mr. Clark came into the board room after seating capacity limits had been met, and was escorted out after he continued to shout at board members and other attendees, interrupting the board’s discussion and a public speaker whose turn it was to address the board.