Definition of bedchamber
: bedroom
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Examples of bedchamber in a Sentence
The queen was in her bedchamber.
Recent Examples of bedchamber from the Web
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Among the royal effects is a c. 1700 carved giltwood armchair possibly used by Louis XIV at official audiences in the royal bedchamber (the show elucidates the surprisingly public nature of certain palace rooms).
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The Weinsteinians are more like an imperial ruling class commanding unsuspecting young maidens to service them in their bedchambers.
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Visitors can even sleep in the same bedchamber where Henry VIII once briefly slumbered alongside his (second) bride.
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Sean Connery was knighted in the Great Gallery, and the Italian private secretary of Mary, Queen of Scots, was brutally murdered just outside her bedchamber.
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And Jon Snow was even bolder, knock-knock-knocking on Daenerys’s bedchambers door late at night, after the big meetings with Cersei were over.
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The monarchs designated a separate bedchamber for conducting royal business.
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Lorenzo dons several disguises to win admittance to Lucrezia's bedchamber — hardly necessary, given her eager participation in the scheme.
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The historian Lucy Worsley enters the bedchambers of Henry VIII and his six wives.
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First Known Use of bedchamber
14th century
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