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Rooms so good they refuse to be a single room.
means A connected set of things meant to go together — rooms in a hotel, pieces of furniture, software programs bundled as one, or movements of music collected into a whole.
from From French 'suite,' meaning a following or sequence, from Old French 'siute,' which traces back to Latin 'sequi,' to follow. It's the same family that gave us 'sequel,' 'pursue,' and 'sue' — all things that come after or chase along. So a suite is literally a retinue, a train of things that follow one another. Fittingly, English borrowed it twice: the older spelling settled into 'suit,' while the later, daintier French borrowing kept its 'suite' for music, hotels, and furniture.
- french root
- From suivre, to follow — a sequence that follows.
- music too
- A suite is dances bundled into one piece.
- hotel math
- Top suites cost more nightly than houses sell for.
- silent w
- Pronounced sweet, spelled to confuse you.
- software twist
- Same word bundles apps you never open.
taj mahal taj suite — luxury hotel suite in agra, india featuring marble palace views and mughal architecture
plaza hotel presidential suite — famous new york city suite where marilyn monroe and joe dimaggio stayed in 1955