suite

word

/ˈswit/
sweet
/ˈswit/
sweet

Definition

A suite is a set of connected rooms, especially a comfortable room arrangement in a hotel. It can also mean a set of related things, such as software tools, furniture, or musical pieces.

Usage & Nuances

Most learners first meet 'suite' in hotels: 'a hotel suite' is more spacious and expensive than a standard room. In other contexts, it often appears in fixed combinations like 'software suite', 'office suite', or 'a suite of measures'. Pronunciation can be tricky: it is usually /swiːt/, like 'sweet'.

Example Sentences

We booked a suite for our family vacation.

basic

This office suite includes a word processor and a spreadsheet app.

basic

The composer wrote a suite for piano and violin.

basic

They upgraded us to a suite, which was a nice surprise.

natural

The company launched a suite of new security tools last month.

natural

Her private suite was larger than my first apartment.

natural