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suite

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a series of rooms, particularly in a hotel

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A suite is a set of rooms or spaces designed to function together as a single living area. It can include different sections like a bedroom, living room, and sometimes a dining area or kitchen. Suites are often larger and more luxurious than standard rooms, offering extra comfort and amenities. They are typically found in hotels, resorts, or large homes, providing a more private and spacious experience compared to regular rooms. The layout and design are often intended to cater to individuals or families seeking more space.

  • The newlyweds stayed in a luxurious honeymoon suite with a stunning ocean view.
  • The business executive booked a suite to have extra space for meetings and relaxation.
  • Our suite included a spacious living area, a kitchen, and a private balcony.
  • The hotel offered complimentary breakfast and concierge services for all guests staying in a suite.
  • They upgraded to a suite for their anniversary trip to enjoy the added comfort and amenities.
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a coordinated set of furniture designed to be used together

  • The living room suite included a sofa, chairs, and a coffee table.
  • They purchased a new bedroom suite.
  • The office suite was modern and functional.
  • Antique suites often come with matching cabinets and tables.
  • A suite of outdoor furniture was set up on the patio.
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a musical composition made up of several movements or pieces, loosely connected in theme or style

A suite is a collection of musical pieces that are related in theme or style and are intended to be played together. Each piece in a suite, called a movement, can vary in tempo and character, providing contrast and variety within the overall work. Suites are often composed for orchestras, but they can also be written for solo instruments or small ensembles. Originally, suites were collections of dance music, but over time they have evolved to include a wider range of musical forms and styles.

  • Bach composed a suite for solo cello.
  • The orchestra performed a suite of folk dances.
  • A jazz suite can include multiple short improvisations.
  • The ballet featured a suite of musical numbers.
  • The suite opened with an allegro movement.
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a group of people accompanying or attending an important person

  • The ambassador arrived with a full suite of aides.
  • The royal suite included personal assistants and security.
  • Each dignitary was followed by a suite of staff members.
  • The CEO traveled with a small suite of advisors.
  • The suite escorted the guest to the ceremony.