Commodious

The second thing was that the models, who not even on their worst days come close to ballooning up to size minus three, were wearing, shall we say, extremely commodious clothing.

The front part of the building is commodious, with counter, tables and a new alignment of pastry show cases.

That’s because its commodious family room is separated from the kitchen and breakfast room by a wall — but a wall punctured by large windows to the breakfast nook and a pass-through window to the kitchen.

The comfortably commodious main living space stretches forty feet from end to end.

But this wasn’t that different from Trump’s former life in Trump Tower, which was actually more commodious and to his taste than the White House.

Though classic vaudeville reached a zenith of capitalization and sophistication in urban areas dominated by national chains and commodious theatres, small-time vaudeville included countless more intimate and locally controlled houses.