ensuite
- adjective
- /ˌɑːnˈswiːt/
- UK
- - All the rooms are ensuite.
- stateroom with ensuite
Examples
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The hotel room features a beautiful bedroom with an ensuite bathroom, making it convenient for guests.
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She loved her new apartment because it had an ensuite that offered privacy after long days.
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Also with an ensuite, a huge family bathroom in here.
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Like the the main, the main bedroom ensuite has a like a little like toilet room in it.
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For an extra $10 per week, I could have had an ensuite toilet and shower.
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And this ensuite in his bedroom, he's actually quite large.
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I think we would also have to give up an ensuite bath, triple car garage, etc. with a small house like that.
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I think tidy in that room and our bedroom and the ensuite is just didn't I say freshened?
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Each of the two master bedrooms in the house includes an ensuite, complete with a shower and bath.
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Etymology
Ensuite comes from the French words en 'in' and suite 'following', like the suite in the phrase 'hotel suite'. So when a bedroom is described as ensuite, it means the bathroom 'follows' the room or is directly connected to it.