roomy|roomier|roomiest in English
adjective
[room·y || 'ruːmɪ /'rʊ-]
spacious, having ample space
Use "roomy|roomier|roomiest" in a sentence
1. • Loose Cut: Denim cut loosely offers the roomiest, Baggiest ride around
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3. 18 Mr. Thomas Marvel hated roomy shoes.
4. 12 She lived in a roomy house.
5. 14 Oh, it's quite roomy and airy.
6. Synonyms for Broader include vaster, ampler, wider, larger, huger, immenser, widerspread, greater, roomier and bigger
7. Synonyms for Baggiest include loosest, slackest, droopiest, floppiest, sloppiest, roomiest, slouchiest, saggiest, flabbiest and fullest
8. Quiet, roomy cabin and Adeptness overshadowed by cum
9. Synonyms for Broadest include vastest, amplest, widest, largest, hugest, immensest, widestspread, greatest, roomiest and biggest
10. Synonyms for Amplest include plentifullest, greatest, richest, lavishest, largest, broadest, hugest, flushest, rifest and roomiest
11. 3 But it's also practical, roomy and well equipped.
12. 20 Roomy main compartment has a pen holder too.
13. 17 Capable of containing a large quantity; spacious roomy.
14. 16 Convenient installation - Roomy enclosure for easy field connections.
15. 15 The room was as roomy as a barn.
16. 13 To build a house! A large, roomy house!
17. Synonyms for Baggier include looser, slacker, droopier, floppier, sloppier, roomier, slouchier, saggier, flabbier and fuller
18. From private, ‘out of the way’ sites to roomier hillside sites with views, The Bluffs offers options for …
19. The house was large and roomy; just right for us.
20. 19 Inside that warm,(www.Sentencedict.com) roomy house there was colour.
21. 13 synonyms for Commodious: roomy, large, comfortable, extensive, ample, spacious, expansive
22. The definition of Commodious is something that is spacious and roomy
23. 26 We offer a choice of car, from economy to roomy.
24. 2 The house was large and roomy; just right for us.
25. 7 Roomy High Victorian pub, with big bay windows and glass partitions.