panic room
1 of 1noun/ˈpænɪk rum/
Forms:panic rooms
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a safe room in an office or house where people can escape into in case of danger
A panic room is a secure room in a home designed to provide safety and protection in case of an emergency, such as a break-in or natural disaster. It is typically equipped with reinforced walls, a secure door, and communication tools like a phone or intercom to contact authorities. Panic rooms often have supplies like food, water, and first aid kits, and are designed to keep the occupants safe until help arrives. They are meant to offer a private, hidden space for protection during dangerous situations.
- During the storm, they took shelter in the panic room, knowing it was the safest place in the house.
- They felt more secure knowing they had a panic room with direct communication to the police.
- The house was equipped with a panic room that could be locked from the inside for added security.
- When the alarm went off, they quickly ran to the panic room, as it was the safest option.
- The panic room was stocked with enough supplies to last for several days in case of an emergency.
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