Legroom (noun)

The amount of space available for a person's legs in a confined area, such as an aircraft seat or a vehicle.

Origin:

From 'leg' meaning 'a person's lower limb' and 'room' meaning 'space'.

Examples:

1. The legroom on the airplane was cramped and uncomfortable for such a long flight.
2. The legroom in the car was limited, making it difficult for the passengers to stretch their legs.
3. The legroom was a key factor in choosing a comfortable seat on the train.
4. The legroom was increased in the new model of the car, providing more comfort for the passengers.
5. The legroom was a selling point for the luxury class of the airplane, offering more space and comfort for the passengers.