adj C1 Advanced Uncommon

panoramic

pa-nuh-RA-mihk

Panoramic (adj) means offering or relating to a wide, sweeping view. Example: “The cabin has panoramic windows looking out over the lake.”

adj

Offering or relating to a wide, sweeping view.

"The cabin has panoramic windows looking out over the lake."

How to use panoramic

Learner’s notes

In plain EnglishDescribes something that takes in a wide, unbroken view.

Common pairings

panoramic view panoramic photo

more panoramic comparative, panoramics plural, most panoramic superlative

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The cabin has _____ windows looking out over the lake.

From "panorama" + the adjective suffix "-ic."

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What does “panoramic” mean?

The word “panoramic” means offering or relating to a wide, sweeping view. In plain terms, describes something that takes in a wide, unbroken view.

How do you pronounce “panoramic”?

“Panoramic” is pronounced pa-nuh-RA-mihk (/ˌpænəˈɹæmɪk/ in IPA).

How do you use “panoramic” in a sentence?

Here is “panoramic” used in a sentence: “The cabin has panoramic windows looking out over the lake.”

What part of speech is “panoramic”?

“Panoramic” is an adjective.

Is “panoramic” a common word?

“Panoramic” is an uncommon word in modern English, usually learned at around the C1 level.

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