roomy (Meaning)
roomy (n)
an associate who shares a room with you
roomy (s)
(of buildings and rooms) having ample space
roomy (a.)
Having ample room; spacious; large; as, a roomy mansion; a roomy deck.
Synonyms & Antonyms of roomy
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Synonyms:
- grand
- mountainous
- expansive
- staggering
- outsize
- big
- hefty
- extensive
- stupendous
- great
- mammoth
- vast
- monstrous
- considerable
- broad
- gargantuan
- voluminous
- elephantine
- monolithic
- tremendous
- colossal
- heroic
- gigantic
- massive
- tidy
- handsome
- titanic
- sizeable
- sizable
- jumbo
- prodigious
- cavernous
- humongous
- largish
- monumental
- enormous
- substantial
- goodly
- overscaled
- outsized
- immense
- super
- bulky
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roomy Sentence Examples
- The spacious living room offered a roomy retreat for the family.
- The roomy SUV provided ample space for passengers and cargo.
- The roomy closet accommodated an extensive wardrobe.
- The new apartment boasted roomy bedrooms and a generously sized kitchen.
- The roomy bag fit all of my essentials for a weekend getaway.
- The roomy porch invited guests to relax and enjoy the outdoors.
- The cozy cottage felt surprisingly roomy despite its small size.
- The roomy cabin provided ample room for a family reunion.
- The roomy office accommodated a large desk and multiple filing cabinets.
- The roomy van transported a team of construction workers and their equipment comfortably.
FAQs About the word roomy
an associate who shares a room with you, (of buildings and rooms) having ample spaceHaving ample room; spacious; large; as, a roomy mansion; a roomy deck.
spacious, wide,large, huge, ample, generous, commodious, oversized, oversize, capacious
cramped, cramped, narrow, confined, small, narrow,limited, small, limited, restricted
The spacious living room offered a roomy retreat for the family.
The roomy SUV provided ample space for passengers and cargo.
The roomy closet accommodated an extensive wardrobe.
The new apartment boasted roomy bedrooms and a generously sized kitchen.
