Synonyms for balcony
ˈbæl kə nibal·cony

Princeton's WordNet

1. balconynoun

   an upper floor projecting from the rear over the main floor in an auditorium

2. balconynoun

   a platform projecting from the wall of a building and surrounded by a balustrade or railing or parapet

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1. balconynoun

   Synonyms:
   gallery, terrace

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1. List of paraphrases for "balcony":

   veranda, porch, terrace, gallery, deck

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1. Benjamin Brown:

   There came to be a nice phenomenon of people praying on the balconies so that together, from balcony to balcony, they joined as ten men together.

2. Gary Smith:

   Even if you didn’t book any excursions or only booked ones like salmon bakes, you would have to not look out your window, to not sit on your balcony, most likely you will see something.

3. Brenda Torres:

   From our balcony, we can see the rock climbing wall.

4. Mollie Fitzgerald:

   Ask if the balcony is furnished – a table and pair of chairs so that you can actually step outside and enjoy it, sometimes, the term ‘ balcony ’ can be misleading and it is just a ‘ Juliette ’ balcony( also sometimes called ‘ French ’ balcony) which is a sliding door but the balcony itself is only 8 to 12 inches deep so no room to have furniture or sit down.

5. Raysa Rodriguez:

   The building swayed like a sheet of paper. ... I ran to the balcony. I (opened) the doors and a wall of dust hit me.