Synonyms for BALCONY
ˈbæl kə nibal·cony

Princeton's WordNet

1. balconynoun

   an upper floor projecting from the rear over the main floor in an auditorium

2. balconynoun

   a platform projecting from the wall of a building and surrounded by a balustrade or railing or parapet

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1. • Structure

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1. balconynoun

   Synonyms:
   gallery, terrace

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1. List of paraphrases for "balcony":

   veranda, porch, terrace, gallery, deck

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1. Michael McGarry:

   Uniform minimum railing heights and balcony heights, structural barriers along with many other safety measures prevent passengers who are acting responsibly from falling off a cruise ship.

2. Cheryl Howard:

   I was on the sixth deck and waves were coming over my balcony. It was very scary.

3. Raysa Rodriguez:

   The building swayed like a sheet of paper. ... I ran to the balcony. I (opened) the doors and a wall of dust hit me.

4. Fred Upton:

   I was in my office, but I have a balcony and I watched people go down the mall and I saw them come back, and I heard the noise and obviously was watching what happened. But it was real and shocking.

5. Ken Dodd:

   It’s a privilege to be asked to play here tonight on what is a very special anniversary. It is 100 years to the night since that balcony collapsed. (Addressing people in The Gods at a provincial theatre.)