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capaciously

capaciously

7.2
In a way that shows a lot of space for people or things
  • adverb
  • /kəˈpeɪʃəsli/
translation icon : ampliamente
  • The new theater is capaciously built, allowing for large audiences and easy movement.

Examples

  • The suitcase opened capaciously, revealing plenty of room for clothes.

  • The conference room was capaciously arranged to accommodate all the guests comfortably.

  • Books and decorations were capaciously displayed on the wide shelves.

  • She arranged the books capaciously on the shelves.

  • The living room was capaciously designed to fit a large sofa and multiple chairs.

  • Her backpack was capaciously filled with supplies for the entire weekend trip.

  • The auditorium was capaciously laid out, ensuring each seat had a good view of the stage.

Synonyms

expansively
vscapaciously
3 5.1

In an open, warm, and excited way

focuses on physical size or holding ability rather than broad tone
roomily
vscapaciously
6.1

In a way that has plenty of space to move

emphasizes ability to hold or contain rather than just open space
spaciously
vscapaciously
3.8

In a way that gives a lot of room to move

emphasizes being able to hold or contain many items

Antonyms

In a way that limits what is allowed

How Roomy

expansively
3 5.1
roomily
6.1
capaciously
7.2
snugly
5 2.7
tightly
166 1.0

Surface Forms

capaciously positive
capaciouslier comparative
capaciousliest superlative

Morphology

capaciously = capacious (transparent) = capacious + ly

Standard adverbial formation from 'capacious' + '-ly', so the meaning is directly derived as 'in a roomy manner'.

Etymology

The word capaciously comes from the Latin root capax, which means 'able to hold' and is the same root as capacity and capable. Think of a large bag or room that can hold a lot; that's why capaciously means 'in a way that shows great space'.