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Discover LudwigThe phrase "packed auditorium" is correct and usable in written English.
It is typically used to describe a large, full audience or crowd in an auditorium or theater setting. Example: The band's highly-anticipated concert drew a packed auditorium, with fans eagerly waiting to hear their favorite songs.
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It's a packed auditorium.
His reference prompted applause in the packed auditorium.
The audience, a packed auditorium of mostly white students and professors, looked slightly shocked.
"We need a new Bretton Woods," Mr. Sarkozy told a packed auditorium.
That night, before a packed auditorium, Phil read a poem called "The Fox".
He took the stage in confident strides, smiling and waving to the packed auditorium.
General Moore was here this week to speak to a packed auditorium of cadets.
The first question from the floor of a packed auditorium set the tone.
It was after my first talk to a packed auditorium, standing-room only.
Several lucky prisoners will get to perform to a packed auditorium.
If there was any panic in the packed auditorium, it didn't show.
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