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capacious

Adjective
comp: more capacioussup: most capacious

This term describes an expansive internal volume, whether physical or mental. It carries a positive connotation of abundance and efficiency, suggesting that the space is not just large, but sufficiently large to accommodate everything required without crowding. When applied to the mind or memory, it shifts from a literal spatial quality to a cognitive one. In this sense, it describes an intellectual capacity for vast amounts of data or complex theories, implying a breadth of understanding rather than just a storage capacity.

Meanings

Adjective

Having a lot of space inside; roomy.

"The suitcase was capacious enough to hold all her clothes for the month-long trip."

Adjective

Capable of holding a great deal of information or ideas.

"He possesses a capacious memory that allows him to recall obscure historical dates with ease."

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