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suite

[swiːt]

suite Definition

  • 1a set of connected rooms, especially in a hotel
  • 2a set of computer programs with a related purpose
  • 3a set of musical pieces that are played one after the other

Using suite: Examples

Take a moment to familiarize yourself with how "suite" can be used in various situations through the following examples!

  • Example

    We booked a suite for our honeymoon.

  • Example

    The software suite includes a word processor, spreadsheet, and presentation program.

  • Example

    He played a suite of Bach's cello music.

suite Synonyms and Antonyms

Idioms Using suite

  • follow in someone's suite

    to follow someone's example or imitate their behavior

    Example

    Many aspiring musicians try to follow in the suite of their favorite artists.

  • completely, with all the necessary parts or components

    Example

    The car was restored to its original condition, in full suite.

  • to believe something without evidence or proof

    Example

    I haven't seen the report myself, but I'll take it on suite faith that it's accurate.

Phrases with suite

  • an expression used to describe a luxurious or impressive set of rooms or accommodations

    Example

    Wow, this penthouse is a sweet suite!

  • a collection of productivity software that is designed to be used together, typically including a word processor, spreadsheet, and presentation program

    Example

    I need to buy an office suite for my new computer.

  • a set of instrumental compositions, usually based on a dance form, intended as concert music

    Example

    The orchestra will perform a suite by Tchaikovsky at the concert.

Origins of suite

from Old French 'suite', meaning 'a sequence'

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Summary: suite in Brief

The term 'suite' [swiːt] refers to a set of connected rooms, often in a hotel, or a set of computer programs with a related purpose. It can also refer to a set of musical pieces played one after the other. Examples include 'We booked a suite for our honeymoon,' 'The software suite includes a word processor, spreadsheet, and presentation program,' and 'He played a suite of Bach's cello music.' Phrases like 'sweet suite' denote luxurious accommodations, while idioms like 'follow in someone's suite' mean to imitate someone's behavior.

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