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Meanings of capaciousness in anglès
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espaiositat espanyol
amplitud Spatial largeness and extensiveness (especially inside a building)
Synonyms
Examples for "spaciousness"
Examples for "spaciousness"
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All day long I had a sense of great ease and spaciousness.
2
There are suites and luxury rooms available, each with spaciousness and grandeur.
3
All these things were set in the immense cold spaciousness of the wild.
4
But not in the midst of their beauty and spaciousness was she married.
5
Holy Saturday always has a particular kind of spaciousness to it.
1
Rourke reacted to the compliments as if in response to narrowing roominess.
2
The oaken chair, to be sure, may tempt him with its roominess.
3
This adds to the roominess and comfort of their summer dwellings.
4
It was this spaciousness-thisresounding, unexpected roominess-thathad Rutherford scratching his head in 1910.
5
The Toyota wins for its impressive mix of roominess, efficiency, power and cheaper running costs.
1
Talking of commodiousness, it's quite large enough, too.
2
There are few things more striking in the free States than the number and commodiousness of the places of worship.
3
And, in brief, all the apertures are not only judiciously disposed for commodiousness, illumination of the fabric, &c., but are very ornamental.
4
"What I like about Barker is his commodiousness," said Stacy.
Usage of capaciousness in anglès
1
They are plain neat wooden houses, in capaciousness more like villas than cottages.
2
On entering the place you are perfectly surprised at its capaciousness.
3
And there's a capaciousness that makes the book richly attractive to wander into.
4
They fell away voluminously into the capaciousness of her bosom.
5
There's a lot of, there's capaciousness in the novel.
6
What to other men comes by culture, came to him by inborn force and natural capaciousness.
7
France, great and populous as it is, is but a spot in the capaciousness of the system.
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Fortunately I can make a record of the capaciousness of that hunger without necessarily lauding its intelligence and discrimination.
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The capaciousness, the glitter and the cluttering of splendor in the interior were regarded as of unprecedented lavishness in the United States.
10
The principal entrance possesses some good points, but it lacks capaciousness and clearness-hasa covered-up ,hoteldoorway aspect which we don't relish.
11
It is by definition a plural identity; it is multi-ethnic and that has offered a capaciousness for mass immigration in the 20th century.
12
They are plain neat wooden houses, in capaciousness more like villas than cottages.
13
On entering the place you are perfectly surprised at its capaciousness.
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And there's a capaciousness that makes the book richly attractive to wander into.
15
They fell away voluminously into the capaciousness of her bosom.
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There's a lot of, there's capaciousness in the novel.
About this term
Frequent collocations
Capaciousness through the time