Cubicle (noun)

1. A small enclosed space or compartment, typically one of a series of similar spaces in an office or factory, used for individual work or for a specific purpose.
2. A small, enclosed work space or office, typically with partitions that are no higher than shoulder level.

Origin:

Late 19th century: from latin cubicularis "of a bedchamber", from cubile "bed".

Examples:

1. He worked in a cubicle in the open-plan office.
2. She closed the door to her cubicle for some privacy.
3. The cubicles were arranged in rows with no privacy.
4. The cubicle was just large enough to fit a desk and a chair.
5. The cubicle was designed to minimize noise and increase privacy.