homeroom
Homeroom (noun) means a classroom where a fixed group of students meets each day for registration or announcements, separate from regular lessons. Example: “Attendance is taken every morning in homeroom.”
How to use homeroom
Learner’s notesIn plain EnglishThe classroom and group of students you check in with each morning at school, mainly a US term.
This is primarily an American school term; UK schools more often say "form room" or "tutor group."
Word forms
homerooms plural
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Attendance is taken every morning in _____.
Etymology
From home + room.
Synonyms
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What does “homeroom” mean?
The word “homeroom” means a classroom where a fixed group of students meets each day for registration or announcements, separate from regular lessons. In plain terms, the classroom and group of students you check in with each morning at school, mainly a US term.
How do you pronounce “homeroom”?
“Homeroom” is pronounced HOHM-room (/ˈhoʊmˌɹum/ in IPA).
How do you use “homeroom” in a sentence?
Here is “homeroom” used in a sentence: “Attendance is taken every morning in homeroom.”
What part of speech is “homeroom”?
“Homeroom” is a noun.