Glasshouse (noun)

1. A building made entirely or partly of glass, used for growing and displaying plants and flowers.
2. A building in which glass is manufactured or repaired.

Origin:

The term 'glasshouse' is derived from the middle english 'glās-hūs' which literally means 'house of glass'. it has been in use since the 16th century.

Examples:

1. The glasshouse was filled with exotic plants from all over the world.
2. The horticulturist carefully tended to the plants in the glasshouse, making sure they received the right amount of light and water.
3. In the glasshouse, the temperature and humidity are carefully controlled to create the ideal growing conditions for the plants.
4. The glasshouse industry provides employment for many people, who work as glassmakers, glaziers, and horticulturists.
5. The workers in the glasshouse carefully melted and shaped the glass to produce high-quality windows and mirrors.