Space ( noun , verb )

(As a noun)

Space ( noun )

1. An area or extent of land, air, or sea.
2. A continuous area or expanse that is free, available, or unoccupied.
3. An area of a building, room, or container for a particular purpose or function.

Origin:

Middle english: from old french espace, from latin spatium, from spatiari "stretch out".

Examples:

1. The park provided a large open space for children to play and run.
2. The museum had limited space for exhibitions and had to turn away many valuable pieces.
3. She searched for a space to park her car in the crowded downtown area.
4. The spacecraft entered the final frontier of space, beyond the boundaries of our solar system.
5. The apartment had a small balcony that served as a cozy outdoor space for the residents.

(As a verb)

Space ( verb )

1. An area or extent of land, air, or sea.
2. A continuous area or expanse that is free, available, or unoccupied.
3. An area of a building, room, or container for a particular purpose or function.

Origin:

Middle english: from old french espace, from latin spatium, from spatiari "stretch out".

Examples:

1. The park provided a large open space for children to play and run.
2. The museum had limited space for exhibitions and had to turn away many valuable pieces.
3. She searched for a space to park her car in the crowded downtown area.
4. The spacecraft entered the final frontier of space, beyond the boundaries of our solar system.
5. The apartment had a small balcony that served as a cozy outdoor space for the residents.