suite
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- noun
- /swit/
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suite
- The hotel offers a luxurious suite with a separate living area and a kitchenette.
There was in Whistler, and they put me up in his fancy corner suite hotel room.
- There was in Whistler, and they put me up in his fancy corner suite hotel room.
- I pretty much have complete privacy in the suite.
- But the Flamingo room, which is like a suite is all pink and light green and very Palm Springs.
- I knew that hotels in Dubai were nice and pretty, but this suite has surpassed my wildest hotel dreams.
- One big room, not a suite, like one big room with two bunk beds and another bed.
- You better find out if that honeymoon suite is refundable.
- Mayo, it was it was Mayo's job to find the suite for Howard Hughes.
- Taylin Taylor's wife dressed up as a Candlewood Suites employee AT Shirt Collar Shirt Room Service.
- The the the honeymoon suite phenomenal.
Examples
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Back to the honeymoon suite!
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We are in the Aberlour room, Aberlour suite, big comfy bed.
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Guess who was staying in the suite with my wife.
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Prepare the South Suite for our guest.
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The three of them were sharing a suite, which had turned out to be the perfect situation;
Fiction book (1991) -
I recommend you rest, do not leave the suite, don't even answer the phone.
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We are all booked up, but we do have the Kapua suite available.
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Lamar grabbed his shoulder and led him across the suite, where the partners introduced themselves.
Fiction book (1991) -
Here we are, up in Sally Keith's suite in the Hotel Lennox, and I'm gonna turn it over to Sally, first of all.
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Or rather, we all went up to May Anna's suite at the Finlen and drank gin.
Fiction book (1990)
Synonyms
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1.0
A set of rooms on one floor for one person or family in a building
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3.1
A matching set of furniture for a bedroom, usually including a bed, a dresser and a nightstand
A set of matching furniture for the living room, usually with a sofa and chairs
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Etymology
The word suite comes from an old French word and the Latin root sequi, which means 'to follow'. A hotel suite is a set of connected rooms that 'follow' from one to the next and are used as one living space.