Pronunciation: [ɹˈuːmɪə] (IPA) 
The word "roomier" is spelled with two syllables: /ˈruː.mi.ər/. The first syllable contains the long vowel sound /uː/, represented by two Os. The second syllable contains the schwa sound /ə/, represented by the letter E, followed by the consonant sound /m/ and the vowel sound /i/, represented by the letter I. This word means "having more space, larger", and is often used to describe a living space or a piece of furniture.
The adjective "roomier" refers to something or someone that has more space or is characterized by a larger size or greater capacity. It describes an environment, a physical place, or an object that provides more room or overall spaciousness compared to something else.
When referring to a physical space or an indoor setting, "roomier" suggests that the area has a greater amount of space available for movement or storage. For example, a roomier apartment may have larger rooms or additional rooms compared to a smaller one. Similarly, a roomier car may have more seating or cargo capacity.
In broader terms, "roomier" can also describe the characteristics of objects, such as clothing or bags, that offer more space for storage or comfort. A roomier jacket, for instance, implies that it provides more space around the chest, shoulders, or arms. A roomier suitcase suggests that it offers additional storage capacity.
Overall, "roomier" implies an increase in space, capacity, or size when comparing one thing to another. It highlights the notion of having more room to accommodate or store items, which can lead to greater convenience, comfort, or flexibility.
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The word "roomier" is derived from the noun "room", which comes from the Middle English "roum" and Old English "rūm". The Old English word rūm meant "space, extent, or capacity". "Roomier" is the comparative form of "roomy", which describes something with ample space or becoming more spacious. The suffix "-ier" is added to the adjective "roomy" to compare the degree of spaciousness.
