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spacious
[ spey-shuhs ]
adjective
- containing much space, as a house, room, or vehicle; amply large.
- occupying much space; vast.
Synonyms: tremendous, huge, extensive
- of a great extent or area; broad; large; great:
the spacious prairies.
- broad in scope, range, inclusiveness, etc.:
a spacious approach to a problem.
spacious
/ ˈspeɪʃəs /
adjective
- having a large capacity or area
Derived Forms
- ˈspaciously, adverb
- ˈspaciousness, noun
Other Words From
- spacious·ly adverb
- spacious·ness noun
- non·spacious adjective
- non·spacious·ly adverb
- non·spacious·ness noun
- over·spacious adjective
- over·spacious·ly adverb
- over·spacious·ness noun
- un·spacious adjective
- un·spacious·ly adverb
- un·spacious·ness noun
Word History and Origins
Word History and Origins
Origin of spacious1
Example Sentences
“America the Beautiful” has not yet shed its grace on Regnery ( For Spacious Skies, From Sea to Shining Sea).
Spacious and elegant churches began to take the place of rude shanties.
Spacious grounds surround the dwelling, and, what is not usual in this country, it has a terraced garden.
Spacious pastures led up by slow degrees to ordered clusters of wood, which hinted at the presence of some great manor house.
Spacious, comfortably furnished, each opening on a view of the ocean, the rooms of the hotel are very attractive and pleasing.
Spacious valleys, surrounded by high walls of rock, over the very ridge of which passes the railway, are common.
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