room·y

1 [roo-mee, room-ee]
adjective, room·i·er, room·i·est.
affording ample room; spacious; large.

Origin:
1615–25; room + -y1

room·i·ly, adverb
room·i·ness, noun


capacious, generous, ample, extensive.
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room·y

2 [roo-mee, room-ee]
noun, plural room·ies. Informal.
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roomy (ˈruːmɪ, ˈrʊmɪ) [Click for IPA pronunciation guide]
 
adj , roomier, roomiest
having ample room; spacious
 
'roomily
 
adv
 
'roominess
 
n

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Example sentences
New buses are comfortable and roomy, with plenty of space for you and your packages.
The interior is roomy for a small car, and the seats are generally comfortable.
It has moved down the street to a bright, roomy space.
It features an open roomy space and a loft for the game room.
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