adj

homey

HOH-mee

Homey (adj) means Cosy and comfortable, like home. Example: “They decorated the cabin to feel homey rather than sterile.”

adj

Cosy and comfortable, like home.

"They decorated the cabin to feel homey rather than sterile."

How to use homey

Learner’s notes

In plain EnglishWarm and comfortable in a way that reminds you of home.

Common pairings

homey atmosphere homey feel

homier comparative, homiest superlative

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They decorated the cabin to feel _____ rather than sterile.

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What does “homey” mean?

The word “homey” means cosy and comfortable, like home. In plain terms, warm and comfortable in a way that reminds you of home.

How do you pronounce “homey”?

“Homey” is pronounced HOH-mee (/ˈhoʊmi/ in IPA).

How do you use “homey” in a sentence?

Here is “homey” used in a sentence: “They decorated the cabin to feel homey rather than sterile.”

What part of speech is “homey”?

“Homey” is an adjective.