Commodious

  • 21commodious — com·mo·di·ous || kÉ™ məʊdjÉ™s adj. spacious, ample, roomy, comfortable …

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  • 22commodious —    too large    Literally, convenient, but in real estate jargon, where we might have expected elegant spaciousness, all we find is a place too big to heat or keep in repair …

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  • 23commodious — [kə məʊdɪəs] adjective 1》 formal roomy and comfortable. 2》 archaic convenient. Derivatives commodiously adverb commodiousness noun Origin ME: from Fr. commodieux or med. L. commodiosus, based on L. commodus convenient …

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  • 24commodious — a. Convenient, comfortable, roomy and convenient, spacious and comfortable, useful, advantageous, suitable, fit, proper …

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  • 25commodious — adj 1. spacious, capacious, roomy, loose, loose fitting, big, large, huge, great, vast, extensive; comfortable, Inf. comfy, cozy, snug, homelike, Inf. homey, livable, habitable, pleasant, Sl. cushy; accommodating, convenient, conducive,… …

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  • 26commodious — com·mo·di·ous …

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  • 27commodious — UK [kəˈməʊdɪəs] / US [kəˈmoʊdɪəs] adjective formal very large, with a lot of space inside …

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  • 28commodious —   a. spacious; convenient …

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  • 29commodious — [15] Latin commodus meant ‘convenient’. It was a compound adjective formed from com ‘with’ and modus ‘measure’, and thus meaning literally ‘conforming with due measure’. From it was derived the medieval Latin adjective commodiōsus, which passed,… …

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  • 30commodious — adj. 1 roomy and comfortable. 2 archaic convenient. Derivatives: commodiously adv. commodiousness n. Etymology: F commodieux or f. med.L commodiosus f. L commodus (as COMMODE) …

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