Footrest: meaning, definitions and examples

This term can also be used interchangeably with the first meaning; however, repetition may indicate an error or redundancy in the initial request.

• She uses a footrest at her computer station to avoid leg fatigue.
• A footrest is provided on the plane for added comfort during long flights.

This term is typically used to describe a low stool meant specifically for resting the feet. It is less formal than 'footrest' and often used in home settings.

• Grandma likes to use the footstool while knitting in her favorite armchair.
• There’s a small footstool in the living room for propping up your feet.

This term refers to a padded, upholstered seat without a back or arms, which can be used as a footrest, coffee table, or even extra seating. It's often found in living rooms and stylish settings.

• She bought a stylish ottoman that doubles as a coffee table.
• The ottoman in the corner can be used for seating or to put your feet up.

This term refers to a seat without a back or arms, which may be used for sitting or reaching higher places. It is less specific and could refer to a variety of stools, not necessarily for foot resting.

• We need a stool to reach the top shelf in the kitchen.
• He sat on the stool by the bar and ordered a drink.