Chamber and Institute

Chamber

Chamber noun - A group of persons formally joined together for some common interest.

Usage example: joined the local chamber of commerce

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

Nearby Words: chambered, chambering

Institute noun - A group of persons formally joined together for some common interest.

Usage example: founded an institute to combat the cruel treatment of animals

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Chamber and institute are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Chamber" instead a noun "Institute".

original	original chamber	original institute
entire	entire chamber	entire institute
private	private chamber	private institute
secret	secret chamber	secret institute
Other adjectives: sophisticated, magical.

The time travel chamber in Guest from the Future is a white room with a control stand in the center, and the Time Institute is made of polished metal panels.

Source: Ascetic Aesthetic
Description Porn: The inventory chamber in the Time Institute gives for life forms their species, location, and home era, and for objects their purpose, make, model, producer, and date of production.

Source: Series / Guest from the Future
The Brandeis-Bardin Institute library, also known as the House of the Book; featured once in Star Trek (sixth movie) and once in The Next Generation ("Descent"), and served as the visual for the exterior of the command center/power chamber in Power Rangers.

Source: Hey, It's That Place!

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