hotelish
hotelish adjective: resembling or characteristic of a hotel.
Adjective
hotelish (comparative more hotelish, superlative most hotelish)
- Resembling or characteristic of a hotel.
- What a bare, hotelish room it was! He tossed off his coat and sat for ten minutes looking blankly at the sputtering gas jet. Then his whole life, desolate as a desert, loomed up before him with appalling distinctness.1913, E. Pauline Johnson, A Red Girl's Reasoning
Forms of hotelish
| comparative | more hotelish |
|---|---|
| superlative | most hotelish |
Origin of hotelish
From hotel + -ish.
Questions about hotelish
- What does hotelish mean?
- Hotelish means resembling or characteristic of a hotel.
- What part of speech is hotelish?
- Hotelish is an adjective.
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