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roominess

/ˈruː.mi.nəs/

Traduction: Nom désignant la qualité d'un espace suffisant ou d'une ampleur intellectuelle, souvent utilisé pour décrire des intérieurs spacieux ou une pensée à grande échelle.

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noun

/ˈruː.mi.nəs/C1formal
  • frNom désignant la qualité d'un espace suffisant ou d'une ampleur intellectuelle, souvent utilisé pour décrire des intérieurs spacieux ou une pensée à grande échelle.

A noun referring to the quality of having ample space or intellectual breadth, often used to describe spacious interiors or expansive thinking.

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  1. Intellectual breadthC1formal

    The quality of having a wide-ranging, open, and expansive mind; mental capacity or scope.

    frAmpleur intellectuelle

    • The professor's lectures are known for their roominess, covering philosophy, art, and science.
    • Her roominess of thought allows her to consider perspectives that others overlook.
    • The novel's roominess in exploring complex themes impressed the critics.

    Synonymesamplitudebreadthcapaciousnesscomprehensivenessextensivenesslargenessrangescope

    Antonymesnarrowness

  2. Spatial largenessB2formal

    The quality of having ample space inside, especially within a building or enclosed area.

    frGrande capacité spatiale

    • The roominess of the new apartment made it feel much larger than its actual square footage.
    • Architects prioritized roominess in the design of the open-plan office.
    • The cathedral's roominess creates a sense of awe and tranquility.

    Synonymesamplenesscapaciousnesscommodiousnesslargenessspaciousnessvastness

    Antonymesnarrownesssmallnesstightness

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  • roominesses plural form
  • roominesses' possessive plural form
  • roominess's possessive singular form
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