en-suite
adjective [before noun] /ˌɒnˈswiːt/
/ˌɑːn-/ Definition
› describes a bathroom that is directly connected to a bedroom or a bedroom that is connected to a bathroom: I want a hotel room with an en-suite bathroom.Rooms en-suite noun [C] › My room has an en-suite.
(Definition of en-suite adjective from the Cambridge Advanced Learner's Dictionary & Thesaurus
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Synonyms and related words:
- antechamber noun
- anteroom noun
- atelier noun
- atrium noun (ROOM)
- attic noun
- ballroom noun
- chill room noun (RELAXING AREA)
- conservatory noun (ROOM)
- drawing room noun
- en suite adverb
- eyrie noun (ROOM/APARTMENT)
- front room noun
- garret noun
- gymnasium noun
- reception room noun
- refectory noun
- room noun (PLACE)
- rumpus room noun
- sanctum noun
- vault noun (ROOM)
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