Commodious
Commodious (adj) /kəˈməʊ.di.əs/
(of a room or house) very spacious and large – roomy – big – capacious – sizable – ample:
Commodious in context
In this hotel, some rooms are incredibly commodious and some others are ridiculously cramped.
After years of living in a cramped apartment, Sarah was overjoyed to finally move into a commodious house. The spacious rooms and ample storage made it easy for her to organize her belongings and enjoy a clutter-free environment. The commodious kitchen, in particular, became her favorite space, allowing her to cook and entertain guests comfortably. With plenty of natural light and an open floor plan, the new house felt like a breath of fresh air, providing the perfect setting for Sarah to create lasting memories with her family.
Antonyms
cramped
Parts of speech
- Noun: commodiousness
- Adverb: commodiously
