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Meanings of commodious in English
Large and roomy (`convenient' is archaic in this sense)
Usage of commodious in English
1
The shirt of the men is really a commodious and decent garment.
2
The commodious kennels were soon taken possession of by the tired dogs.
3
In it was a large, commodious hatch, leading to the lower deck.
4
He built a large, commodious house, and entertained in the first style.
5
Together they crawled toward the administrative offices, passing the commodious operations center.
6
Build a commodious stone-house, near the naval yard, for the master boat-builder.
7
The whole was a most commodious house of one story on wheels.
8
Usually with a fat black cigar-unlighted- inonecornerof his commodious mouth.
9
By the side of it stands Mr. Moffat's house, simple yet commodious.
10
It is a safe and commodious harbor, and abundance of fresh water.
11
Her commodious and elegant saloon was conveniently seated and pretty well filled.
12
I would we could have commanded a larger and more commodious boat.
13
His house was spacious and commodious, and furnished with profusion and elegance.
14
It was commodious as a valise, warm and dry for a bed.
15
To me this plan of building recommended itself as being very commodious.
16
Both of the schools are very good ones-arelarge, lofty, and commodious.
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Commodious through the time
Commodious across language varieties
United Kingdom
Common
United States of America
Less common