double-bedded

3.4

A room with a double bed

adjective
/ˈdʌbəlˈbɛdɪd/

: con cama doble

The hotel offers several double-bedded rooms, perfect for couples visiting the city.

Examples

We booked a double-bedded room for our getaway to ensure plenty of space for both of us.
The double-bedded room seemed luxurious enough compared to the farmhouse, yet Sim missed his rocking chair, the view off the front porch, and his last pipe there at nightfall.

Fiction book (1995)
After searching for a while, we finally found a cozy double-bedded cabin near the lake.

Antonyms

single-bedded

3.5

A room with one or more single beds for one person each

How Many

twin-bedded

3.0

double-bedded

3.4

single-bedded

3.5

Surface Forms

double-bedded positive

Morphology

double-bedded = double bed (transparent) = double + bed + ed

Clearly formed from the noun phrase 'double bed' plus the adjectival suffix '-ed', meaning 'having a double bed'.

Etymology

Double-bedded joins double 'two' and bed 'a place to sleep'. The -ed ending means 'having', so double-bedded means a room 'having a bed for two people'.