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Commodious
its use or purpose or to wants and necessities serviceable spacious and convenient roomy and comfortable as a commodious house
Commodiousness
State of being commodious suitableness for its purpose convenience roominess
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budgerow
A large and commodious but generally cumbrous and sluggish boat used for journeys on the Ganges
Commodity
Convenience accommodation profit benefit advantage interest commodiousness
Incommodious
Tending to incommode not commodious not affording ease or advantage unsuitable giving trouble inconvenient annoying as an incommodious seat an incommodious arrangement
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across it, by which means he cannot enjoy the right of way, or at least not in so commodious manner as he might have done. The remedy is usually by action on the case for damages. A
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