concourse
con
ˈkɑn
kaan
course
ˌkɔrs
kawrs
British pronunciation
/kˈɒnkɔːs/

Definition & Meaning of "concourse"in English

Concourse
01

an act of people coming together

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The concourse of mourners filled the churchyard.
The parade created a concourse of onlookers along the main street.
02

a large open space or hallway within a building, often used for gatherings or as a central area in transportation hubs like airports or train stations

What is a "concourse"?

A concourse is a spacious, open area or hallway within a building, often found in places like train stations or airports. It serves as a central space where people can walk, wait, or gather before moving on to other parts of the building. In transportation centers, concourses are usually located near the entrance or platforms, making it easy for passengers to access different services or directions. They can include features like ticket counters, seating, and shops, helping people navigate and prepare for their travels.

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The bustling concourse of the airport was filled with travelers rushing to catch their flights, while others waited patiently for their loved ones to arrive.
The grand concourse of the train station was adorned with marble floors and high ceilings, exuding an air of elegance and grandeur.
03

a large crowd of people

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A concourse of tourists filled the airport terminal.
The concert attracted a vast concourse that overflowed into nearby streets.
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