What is another word for withdrawing room?
Pronunciation: [wɪðdɹˈɔːɪŋ ɹˈuːm] (IPA) 
The withdrawing room, also known as the sitting room or parlor, is a space in a house designated for quiet and relaxation. The term withdrawing room originated in the 1700s and was used to describe a private space where the host could withdraw from social guests and retire for the evening. Today, the withdrawing room is a common space for guests to gather before or after a meal. Synonyms for the term include lounge, reception room, living room, den, or family room. Each of these terms refers to a comfortable and inviting space where people can sit, relax and socialize with friends and family.
