Definition of Commodious

spacious and convenient; roomy and comfortable

Examples of Commodious in a sentence

I finally found an inexpensive hotel with rooms that are commodious enough for the whole family. 🔊

Mercedes agreed that the sofa was stylish and commodious, but the color didn’t match the throw pillows she had in mind. 🔊

John whined to the marriage counselor that his wife’s Pomeranian had more commodious accommodations in their home than he did. 🔊

Because she expected to live in a cell-like space at the university, Sarah was pleasantly surprised to find that the dorm rooms were actually quite commodious. 🔊

Even though the house seems to be quite commodious, it’s really too run down to justify paying that kind of money for it. 🔊

Although Dad wanted to clean up the landscape by chopping down the hollow tree, we begged him not to because of the squirrel family who found it to be commodious lodgings. 🔊

Because bunk beds are not thought of as commodious furnishings, you will generally only find them in children’s rooms or prison cells. 🔊

When they’re on tour, the band travels in one of those commodious motor coaches so that they don’t have to deal with attracting crowds at hotels. 🔊

The new movie theater not only has a full-service menu, the seating is far more commodious than the standard Coke-and-popcorn cinemas. 🔊

I love this commodious bathtub because I can stretch out fully. 🔊

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