Box and Chamber

Box

Box noun - A covered rectangular container for storing or transporting things.

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Chamber and box are semantically related In some cases you can use "Chamber" instead a noun "Box".

Nearby Word: boxed

Chamber noun - One of the parts into which an enclosed space is divided.

Usage example: if the camera doesn't work, check to see that the battery has been properly installed in its chamber

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Box and chamber are semantically related in room topic. Sometimes you can use "Box" instead a noun "Chamber".

Nearby Words: chambered, chambering

old	old box	old chamber
full	full box	full chamber
special	special box	special chamber
complete	complete box	complete chamber
Other adjectives: certain, original, empty, small, entire, real, massive, large, big, huge, lost, private, new, final, royal, next, last, giant, sealed, electrical.

Subsequently, they unlock the treasure chamber, and Matilda finds a small box, hidden above the chamber, left by their father, Fergus.

Source: Comic Book / A Letter from Home
Confirmed by an alternate ending/scrabbed sub-plot from the DVD extras where 6's key opens a second chamber in the box, which contains a mirror and the enscription "Hope" - which goes with a piece of paper in 9's zipper-pouch that reads "The Last." Reflective Eyes: 6's death is seen in 9's optics.

Source: Western Animation / 9
Mind Rape: The Chamber of the Ordeal, which must be faced by all would-be knights (and, as shown in Lioness Rampant, the heir to the Tortallan throne in order to become King), is a big box of this.

Source: Literature / Tortall Universe aka: Tortall