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ambience
[ am-bee-uhns; French ahn-byahns ]
ambience
/ ɑ̃bjɑ̃s; ˈæmbɪəns /
noun
- the atmosphere of a place
Word History and Origins
Origin of ambience1
Word History and Origins
Origin of ambience1
Example Sentences
At the Eaves, he set out to replicate the ambience of his Treehouse apartment in nearby Hollywood, which has gained media attention for its co-living floor plan and a management style that encourages community-building.
Compounding the issue, the dreary shoestring sets fail to conjure the literary ambience that Isaac is fighting a rearguard action to preserve.
Engineers custom built a sealed clean room with a 24-foot ceiling, and anyone entering had to don head-to-toe white bunny suits and blue latex gloves, lending day-to-day activities the ambience of a crime scene.
But then there is that library, with the ambience of a Victorian Era reading room.
Behind the musicians, sculptures of bright pink disembodied legs and a matching pink unicorn in medieval armor add trippy ambience.
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