Definition, Meaning & Synonyms
legroom
noun
/ˈlɛg.ruːm/

Definition
The amount of space available for a person’s legs, especially in a vehicle or a seat.

Examples
- On the flight, I was grateful for the extra legroom; it made the journey much more comfortable.
- The new car model offers more legroom than its predecessor.
- She complained about the lack of legroom in the bus during the long trip.

Meaning
Legroom refers to the distance between the front of a seat and the back of the seat in front of it. It’s important for comfort, especially during long periods of sitting.

Synonyms
- space
- room
- leg space