Definition, Meaning & Synonyms

box-seat

noun

/bɑks siːt/

Definition

A box-seat is a type of seating that is typically located in a private or semi-private box in a theater, stadium, or other venue.

Examples

We had a great time watching the play from our box-seat.
He invited us to join him in his box-seat at the football game.
The concert was amazing, especially from the box-seat with such an excellent view.

Meaning

In the context of entertainment or sports, a box-seat refers to a special seating area that offers a better view and more comfort compared to regular seating.