commodious
Say it: kuh-MOH-dee-us /kəˈmoʊdiəs/ · adjective
What “commodious” means
Spacious, with plenty of room to be comfortable.
More precisely: Roomy and comfortable; having plenty of space.
Example: “The new office is commodious enough for a quiet room and a proper kitchen.”
When to use it
For rooms, buildings or vehicles with plenty of comfortable space. A formal, slightly old-fashioned word, often found in property descriptions.
Similar words
spacious, roomy, capacious
Where it comes from
From Latin commodus, "convenient."
Quick check
A train compartment has broad seats, generous legroom and space for everyone's luggage. Which word describes it?
commodious or luxurious?
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commodious
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