Definitions and Examples of spacious, roomy, expansive
Learn when and how to use these words with these examples!
Having ample space or room; large in area or capacity.
Example
The living room was spacious enough to accommodate a big sofa and a dining table.
Having plenty of space or room; not cramped or confined.
Example
The car's trunk was roomy enough to fit all our luggage.
Covering a wide area or range; having a lot of space or scope.
Example
The hotel had an expansive garden with a variety of flowers and trees.
Key Differences: spacious vs roomy vs expansive
- 1Spacious refers to a place or object that has a lot of space or room, often used to describe buildings, rooms, or vehicles.
- 2Roomy describes a place or object that has plenty of space or room, often used to describe clothes, bags, or containers.
- 3Expansive describes a place or object that covers a wide area or range, often used to describe landscapes, views, or ideas.
Effective Usage of spacious, roomy, expansive
- 1Real Estate: Use spacious to describe properties with large rooms and open floor plans.
- 2Travel: Use roomy to describe hotels, cars, or planes with comfortable seating and ample legroom.
- 3Writing: Use expansive to describe settings, characters, or themes that cover a wide range of topics or ideas.
Remember this!
The antonyms of spaceless are spacious, roomy, and expansive. Use spacious to describe buildings, rooms, or vehicles with a lot of space. Use roomy to describe clothes, bags, or containers with plenty of space. Use expansive to describe landscapes, views, or ideas that cover a wide area or range.
