spacious
- adjective
- /ˈspeɪʃəs/
- We stayed the night in a spacious two-bedroom suite with a view of the ocean.
- a spacious room
- a spacious apartment
- a spacious kitchen
This lounge is beautiful, spacious, has big windows, great food.
- This lounge is beautiful, spacious, has big windows, great food.
- So if you're cutting costs, you can't let them live in spacious living quarters, right?
- We obviously it's tight, but it is a lot more spacious than I thought it would be.
- This kitchen is so beautiful and spacious.
- It's got a tow hitch, it's spacious, it hauls a lot of gear, it's quick, it's quiet, it's great.
- They suited New Yorkers who were concerned that their apartments were already too spacious.
Examples
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The houses in that area were spacious and hidden from the silent streets.
Fiction book (1990) -
The layout is spacious and nearly perfect.
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It's not super spacious in here, but I can move around a little bit.
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No, it's actually quite spacious inside.
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This lounge is beautiful, spacious, has big windows, great food.
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Let's go get coffee in this incredibly spacious store.
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Here is the modern and spacious Bourguiba Airport, your point of arrival.
Academic text (2003) -
It was very spacious with huge ceilings and overlooked the water.
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There must be fifteen hairdressers spread out over a spacious, well-windowed area.
Fiction book (1990) -
The master suite is quiet and private, with a spacious bath and a huge walk-in closet.
Synonyms
Large in size, amount, or range
Very large and wide, often used for places or plans
Large with a lot of space inside
With a lot of space inside and able to hold many things
Having a lot of space and being comfortable
Antonyms
How Spacious
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Spacious comes from the Latin word spatium, which meant 'space' or 'room' and shares the same root as the English word space. So, spacious simply means having a lot of room or being open.