chair

Transitive Verb[C] Countable

pl: chairspp: chaireding: chairing

The word carries a strong association with stability and a designated place of belonging. While a stool is purely functional, a chair implies a level of comfort and a specific intended posture, often suggesting a stationary position of focus or authority.

Referring to the individual pieces of furniture you can count in a room.

Meanings

Noun

A separate seat for one person, typically with a back and four legs.

"He sat down in the wooden chair."

Transitive Verb

[someone]

To act as the chairperson of a meeting or organization.

"She was asked to chair the committee meeting."

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