Definition of legroom
: space in which to extend the legs while seated
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Examples of legroom in a Sentence
I need a car with more legroom.
airplane seats that offer little legroom
Recent Examples of legroom from the Web
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That spaciousness is not just an illusion, for the new A6 has more front headroom and shoulder room, and the rear has more legroom now.
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The brand’s signature 30-way adjustable massaging seats are available in the front row, and there is ample legroom in the two behind it.
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There is plenty of legroom available in the well underneath the long wooden table.
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Of those coach seats, 18 are Delta’s Comfort+ seats that have a few extra inches of legroom.
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The back seat has long legroom of 38 inches, but the lower ride height may be a drop for some on entry or a heave-ho on exit.
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Good luck finding much comfort in the third row of seats, however: the bottom cushions are low and legroom is scarce, making it a place for short trips only—at least for adults.
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The seats have also been upgraded with a new fabric and the ability to recline even further with 15 percent more legroom (at least for those who purchase first class tickets).
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Hatchback rear seat legroom is long, at 36.1 inches, and the cargo space is a usable asset.
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First Known Use of legroom
1837
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Definition of legroom for English Language Learners
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: space in which you can extend your legs when you are sitting
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