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Discover LudwigThe phrase "in a lounge" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a location or setting, typically referring to a comfortable or informal space for relaxation or socializing.
Example: "We spent the afternoon in a lounge, enjoying drinks and conversation."
Alternatives: "in a sitting area" or "in a relaxation space."
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The Dunnes stood in a lounge in Dineen Hall on campus.
During warm summer evenings we would sit in a lounge swing along the river.
The incident took place in a lounge in Caspary Hall, near the president's office.
"I am comfortable here," he said, in a lounge near the beach.
SMOKING -- Allowed in a lounge and a cigar-and-brandy room.
We were sitting across from each other in a lounge at a SoHo hotel.
Space he'd least like to live in: A lounge in any international airport.
The fire started in a lounge on the third floor of Boland Hall.
Paul Lester, Liveblogging, in a lounge, but not a live lounge.
"Up here, you feel like you're in a lounge," Ms. Leist said.
Most of the city's televised pursuits begin in a lounge at Van Nuys Airport, in the San Fernando Valley.
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