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refectory table

 

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Noun refectory table has 1 sense
  1. refectory table - a long narrow dining table supported by a stretcher between two trestles
    --1 is a kind of
    dining table, board

Definitions from the Web

Refectory Table

Definition:

A refectory table is a long dining table, typically made of wood, that originates from the medieval times. It usually features a rectangular or plank-like top supported by sturdy legs, offering ample space for a large number of people to gather for meals or other activities.

Senses:

Sense 1:

(Noun) A large dining table with a simple design used for communal dining and gatherings.

Example sentence:

The refectory table at the center of the monastery's dining hall provided a welcoming space for the monks to share their meals.

Sense 2:

(Noun) A stylish and elegant dining table, often with ornate details, used for formal occasions.

Example sentence:

The finely carved refectory table in the mansion's grand dining room showcased the family's wealth and taste.

Usages:

Usage 1:

(Adjective) Referring to a type of table typically used in communal dining settings.

Example sentence:

The refectory table set up in the community center was perfect for the neighborhood potluck dinner.

Usage 2:

(Adjective) Describing a table suitable for large gatherings or informal occasions.

Example sentence:

We need to find a refectory table to accommodate all our guests for the Thanksgiving feast.

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