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Concourse (Noun)

A coming together of people.

Nouns denoting acts or actions.

The airport concourse was bustling with travelers rushing to catch their flights.
The concourse of artists and musicians gathered at the festival to showcase their talents.
A concourse of friends and family gathered at the park for a reunion.
The concourse of students and faculty filled the auditorium for the graduation ceremony.
The city's central square was a popular concourse for locals and tourists alike.

A large gathering of people.

Nouns denoting groupings of people or objects.

The annual music festival attracted a massive concourse of fans, with thousands gathering in the outdoor amphitheater to watch their favorite bands perform.
The town square was filled with a lively concourse of people, all chattering and laughing together as they waited for the parade to begin.
A concourse of protesters assembled in front of city hall, holding signs and banners and chanting slogans to make their voices heard.
The airport concourse was bustling with travelers rushing to catch their flights, and the noise level was almost deafening.
A grand concourse of dignitaries and celebrities gathered at the upscale hotel for a charity gala, dressed in their finest attire and ready to mingle.

A wide hallway in a building where people can walk.

Nouns denoting man-made objects.

The airport's main concourse was bustling with people rushing to their gates.
The hotel's grand concourse featured a high ceiling, intricate chandeliers, and a beautifully tiled floor.
Students often gather in the university's concourse to socialize between classes.
The hospital's concourse was lined with vending machines and comfortable seating areas for patients and visitors.
After checking in, guests made their way to the hotel's concourse to grab a snack or do some shopping.