Clubhouse – Definition and Usage
A clubhouse is a building used by members of a club for meetings and social events.
Example
- "They built a clubhouse on land gifted by a member."
Additional Context
Clubhouses often serve as a central place for community members to gather, socialize, and participate in events organized by the club.
"The community has a large and well-maintained clubhouse, fostering a strong sense of belonging among its members."
Author's summary: A clubhouse is a dedicated building where club members meet and socialize, often acting as a hub for community activities and events.
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