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Discover LudwigThe phrase "and legroom" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing comfort or space, particularly in relation to seating arrangements, such as in vehicles or airplanes.
Example: "The new car model offers more space for passengers, including additional legroom for a more comfortable ride."
Alternatives: "and space for legs" or "and seating space".
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And legroom?
Rear-seat headroom and legroom are excellent.
The rear seat is adequate, even for adult passengers, and legroom is good.
Once ensconced, a taller rear-seat passenger in the coupe has acceptable headroom and legroom.
He's just over 6 foot and had plenty of head and legroom.
The Civic beats the Corolla by a bit in headroom and legroom, except in the rear.
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Stuff your inflight meals and your legroom and your reasonable departure times and proper airports and an aircraft colour scheme that doesn't induce mild bouts of nausea.
They have been charging for checked bags and extra legroom and raising fares whenever they can get away with it.
You knew this was coming: How come we're not hearing anything about plain-ol'-dull-and-boring-legroom and ho-hum-yawn-take-a-nap seat comfort?
You can spend $500 and have extra legroom and a power outlet, or you can spend the same amount in a limited-reclining seat near the bathrooms.
Speaking of which, both front and rear legroom is exceptional in this vehicle, and headroom is extraordinary.
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