Commodious
Adjective
Definition: Having plenty of space or room; spacious.
Definition: Convenient or well-suited for a particular purpose.
Synonyms: Spacious, Roomy, Capacious
Antonyms: Cramped, Narrow, Small
- The apartment had commodious living areas, perfect for a large family.
- The hotel provided commodious meeting rooms for the conference.
- Think of the word "commode" which refers to a piece of furniture providing convenient storage. Commodious can be remembered as describing a space that provides convenience and plenty of room.
Etymology:
The word "commodious" comes from the Latin word "commodus" meaning "proper, suitable, convenient."
Historical Usage:The word "commodious" has been in use in the English language since the late 16th century, appearing in various literary works and texts.
Related Idioms:
None identified for "commodious."
Explanation:"Commodious" refers to spaciousness or suitability while "commodities" refers to goods or products. The two words have different meanings and should not be confused.
Misconceptions:
Confusing "commodious" with "commodities" or "commodities market."
Explanation:"Commodious" refers to spaciousness or suitability while "commodities" refers to goods or products. The two words have different meanings and should not be confused.