Suite: meaning, definitions and examples

Same as the first 'suite'.

• We booked a suite for our honeymoon to enjoy some extra space and amenities.
• The presidential suite offers a panoramic view of the city.

Refers to a residential unit within a larger building. Typically used in everyday contexts to talk about living spaces in cities or towns.

• I just moved into a new apartment downtown.
• Their apartment is spacious and has a great view of the park.

A general term for any place where someone can stay or live. Commonly used in travel, business, and education contexts.

• We need to find accommodation for our trip to New York.
• The university provides accommodation for all first-year students.

Not a synonym for clothing; refers to a set of rooms in a hotel or a set of related things, such as computer software.

• We booked a luxury suite for our honeymoon.
• The company rolled out a new software suite last month.

General term for a set of clothes worn together, can be casual, formal, or any other style.

• I need to find an outfit for the party tonight.
• Her sporty outfit was perfect for the gym.

A coordinated outfit, often referring to a more fashionable or sophisticated set of clothing, can be used in a context of arts or music as well.

• She looked stunning in her autumn ensemble.
• The chamber ensemble played beautifully at the concert.