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Definition of bedroomed

bedroomed

/ˈbɛd.ruːmd/
bed · roomed

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bedroomed Lexical Profile

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• adjective

1

British Having a specified number or type of bedrooms (almost always used in combination with a preceding number or adjective).

Example

"The young couple recently purchased a spacious four-bedroomed cottage in the countryside."

Word Nuance & Usage

Used almost exclusively in compound adjectives preceded by a number or modifier (such as 'three-bedroomed'), and much more common in British English than in American English, which favors the uninflected form (e.g., 'a three-bedroom house').

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