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• n  a large entrance or reception room or area

• Plaques and portraits of Ecuador's 105 Presidents line the yellow walls of the antechamber to the restrooms in El Pobre Diablo (The Poor Devil), a bohemian hangout in Quito, the .
• The sense that these works each reflect the life of a missing owner is brought home in an antechamber where five computers enable visitors to look up the provenance of every item .
• Mailer wrote that Cape Kennedy was "the antechamber of the new creation.

• anteroom
• entrance hall
• hall
• foyer
• lobby
• vestibule

News & Articles

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• Priceless
  Submitted by Simon Black of Sovereign Man Priceless Two bright white eyes looked at me inquisitively through the small hatch in the nondescript metal door. I quickly glanced around the dark, empty streets of the Palermo district in Buenos Aires and whispered the password. The door clanked open, revealing a small antechamber and a phone booth. I picked up the receiver and punched in a 4-digit ...
  April 14, 2014 - Zero Hedge

Quotes

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• Roberto Donadoni in AFP
  Resign? The thought would never even enter the antechamber of my brain,said Donadoni. "It's not because of a missed penalty that I'm going to change my opinion of our European Championships, that would be stupid."
• Manfred Rommel in River Falls Journal (registration)
  In a forward, Dr. Manfred Rommel, son of the German general, writes that "I admire Jane Pejsa for walking in the footsteps of Dante, in the antechamber of heaven, hell and purgatory."
• Pat Robertson in Dissident Voice
  Robertson added: "I think we've just seen the antechamber to terror. We haven't even begun to see what they can do to the major population."