capacious

pronunciation

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  • Adjective:
    large in capacity

Word Origin

capacious (adj.)
1610s, "able to contain," from Latin capax (genitive capacis) "able to take in," from capere "to take" (see capable) + -ous. Meaning "able to hold much" is from 1630s. Related: Capaciously; capaciousness.

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Example

1. Capacious western-style malls are also cropping up , especially for luxury goods .
2. Our country country is an extremely capacious consumption .
3. The market prospect of goose product is capacious .
4. Road of area diversity interior is very capacious !
5. People is chickenshit , hart is capacious .

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