I like places that are airy and spacious.
Airy, talks about a place, sometimes outdoors, but usually indoors that is bright, spacious and often with many windows to allow for sunlight or a cool breeze. Here are some samples.
- Our family’s summer beach house is bright and airy.
- Brunch at an airy sidewalk café is my favorite way to spend a sunny Sunday.
He has a big, spacious office.
Spacious refers to a large area either indoors or outdoors that has lots of space to move. The size depends on the place we are talking about. For example: a park, a house, a room or even a car can be spacious. The opposite of spacious is crowded or cramped.Here are two examples.
- John’s bedroom at home was more spacious than his small dorm room.
- Metro Park is a spacious, green area in the center of the city. There is a lake, many trees, a football field and a jogging path.
The city is strong on points of culture.
We use strong on to talk about the best things or qualities of a place or thing. Notice the sample sentences.
- The more expensive laptop is faster and strong on reliability.
- I’m happy with my local bank. They are strong on customer service.
The city has a lively scene.
We use lively to talk about an active, exciting person, place or thing. A scene describes a continuing event or situation.
- The pop star and her dancers gave a lively performance.
- Carnival in Brazil is a festive and lively scene.
You can really meditate in a place like that.
When we meditate, we go to a quiet place and think calm, relaxing thoughts about our lives and the world around us. Here are a couple of sample sentences.
- Meditation is a common practice in many of the world’s religions.
- My doctor suggested I meditate each day to reduce stress.