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roomily

roomily

6.1
In a way that has plenty of space to move
  • adverb
  • /ˈrumɪli/
translation icon : ampliamente
  • The living room was decorated roomily, providing enough space for everyone to gather comfortably.

Examples

  • The hotel suite was arranged roomily, making it easy to navigate between the bedroom and the sitting area.

  • The new office layout was designed roomily, allowing employees to move around without feeling cramped.

  • It is soft, and the shoulders hang down roomily over my arms.

    Fiction book (2000)

Synonyms

expansively
vsroomily
3 5.1

In an open, warm, and excited way

refers to physical ample space rather than figurative openness or enthusiasm
spaciously
vsroomily
3.8

In a way that gives a lot of room to move

is the less common adverbial form with the same meaning
capaciously
vsroomily
7.2

In a way that shows a lot of space for people or things

is focused on general available space rather than capacity measurement

Antonyms

884 1.0

Firmly fixed so it is not loose

37 3.2

A space that is too small for people to move easily

How Spacious

expansively
3 5.1
roomily
6.1
tightly
166 1.0

Surface Forms

roomily positive

Morphology

roomily = roomy (transparent) = roomy + ly

The adverb is a regular formation from the adjective 'roomy' by adding '-ly'; spelling adjusts 'y' to 'i' before '-ly'.

Etymology

Roomily begins with room, which means 'space', and adds -ly to show how something is done, so roomily means 'in a way that has plenty of space'.