What is the opposite of “claustrophobic”?

What is the antonym of “claustrophobic”?

The antonyms of claustrophobic are spacious, open, and airy. These antonyms describe a feeling of freedom, openness, and lack of confinement.

Brief Definitions of the Antonym(s)

Learn when and how to use these words with these examples!

spacious

Having ample space or room; not cramped or confined.

Example

The living room was spacious enough to accommodate a large sofa and a dining table.

open

Not closed or blocked up; allowing access or passage.

Example

The open fields stretched as far as the eye could see, giving a sense of freedom and openness.

airy

Having plenty of fresh air; spacious and well-ventilated.

Example

The airy bedroom had large windows that let in plenty of sunlight and fresh air.

How are these antonyms different from each other?

• 1. Spacious refers to having ample space or room, while open refers to not being closed or blocked up.
• 2. Airy describes a space that is well-ventilated and has plenty of fresh air, while spacious and open do not necessarily imply good ventilation.

Good things to know

• 1. Real Estate: Use spacious to describe properties with ample space and open to describe properties with unobstructed views.
• 2. Architecture: Use airy to describe buildings with good ventilation and natural light.
• 3. Travel: Use these antonyms to describe different types of spaces, such as hotel rooms, airports, and public transportation.

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Remember this!

The antonyms of claustrophobic are spacious, open, and airy. Use spacious to describe ample space, open to describe unobstructed views, and airy to describe good ventilation and natural light. These antonyms can be used in real estate, architecture, and travel contexts.