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Discover Ludwig"packed room" is a perfectly usable and correct phrase in written English.
It is used to describe a room that is so full that people are standing very close together. For example, you could say: "We arrived at the party and immediately noticed the packed room."
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Phil Mickelson spoke to a packed room.
He then opened the packed room to questions.
This week, for example, our report was presented to a packed room of Senate staffers.
It was great to see a packed room today and to meet so many new people.
All heads in the packed room are turned toward him, all attention riveted on his words.
The event drew a packed room for pitches, discussion, and networking.
"We know that we need less applause and more conversation," he told a packed room.
She navigated the packed room person by person, flashing a wide grin to all, radiating ease.
The mood was celebratory in the packed room for this brief, borderline rowdy show.
Later, as the packed room erupted over Nigerian wunderkind WizKid's Azonto Freestyle.
"What will you do to make us whole?" The packed room of senior managing directors applauded.
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