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commodiousness

commodiousness

8.0
A lot of space inside a building that makes it comfortable to use
  • noun
  • /kəˈmoʊdiəsnəs/
translation icon : espaciosidad
  • It is a beautiful ship; like a fine yacht in its spacious commodiousness.

Examples

  • The commodiousness of the new office building allows for a comfortable workspace and easy movement.

  • The hotel is renowned for its commodiousness, offering guests plenty of room to relax.

  • Her apartment's commodiousness impressed all her friends when they visited for the first time.

Synonyms

spaciousness
vscommodiousness
1 4.1

The feeling that a room or building is large and has plenty of space

focuses on convenience and practical layout rather than only size
roominess
vscommodiousness
1 3.2

The quality of having plenty of space inside a house or car

is used mainly for interiors within buildings rather than vehicles
capaciousness
vscommodiousness
7.9

A large open space that can hold many people

focuses more on practical, comfortable layout than sheer storage capacity

Antonyms

inconvenience
107 4.3

A thing that causes trouble or discomfort

How Spacious

vastness
15 3.8
commodiousness
8.0
snugness
1 3.4
compactness
1 4.4

Surface Forms

commodiousness singular
commodiousnesses plural

Morphology

commodiousness = commodious (transparent) = commodious + ness

Formed by the adjective 'commodious' plus the productive noun-forming suffix '-ness', so the meaning 'the quality of being commodious' is directly predictable.

Etymology

Commodiousness comes from the Latin root commod- meaning 'convenient' or 'suitable', and it is the same root found in accommodate, which means to 'make room for' someone or something. So, commodiousness means being 'roomy' and 'convenient', with space that makes people comfortable.