legroom

Noun

Meaning

Space to stretch the legs while seated.
The lack of legroom on international flights can be a health hazard as blood clots can form from not being able to move around.

(figuratively) Freedom to move or grow.

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Examples

However, though dependence is low in percentage terms, the consumer durables industry will be in trouble as neither it has the inventory nor the legroom to ramp up capacity in short time. Source: Internet

As is the case with other versions of the Soul, the rear seating area can accommodate average-sized adults, but is cramped when it comes to legroom for taller people. Source: Internet

But you can’t use vouchers to purchase extra legroom or an in-flight meal. Source: Internet

Average-sized adults can sit comfortably in the rear for hours at a time, thanks to an increased amount of legroom and headroom. Source: Internet

Check the legroom. Source: Internet

Comfy shuttles for 6 to 8 people with legroom, Wi-Fi, and no middle seats in the US and England. Source: Internet

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