suite
/swiːt/
EN
A set of connected things intended to work together, or a set of connected rooms in a hotel or residence, or a matching set of furniture.
I booked a luxury suite for our wedding anniversary at the downtown hotel.
Etymology
Comes from 17th-century French suite, meaning 'a following', derived from Old French siviete, from the Latin verb sequi meaning 'to follow'. It entered English as a term for a retinue before expanding to refer to connected sets of things and rooms.
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