commoditousadj.
Probably a typographical error for commodious adj.Explained in N.E.D. (1891) as from commodity n. + -ous suffix, and defined as ‘having commodity; convenient’.See also quot. 1574 at commoditious adj. (recorded as a variant of this word in N.E.D.).
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the world > action or operation > advantage > [adjective]
fremefulc1000
i-duȝea1250
hendyc1275
begetela1325
profitablea1325
speedful1340
worth1340
speedyc1380
behoveful1382
fructuousc1386
fruitfulc1386
vailable1390
availantc1420
availingc1420
commodious1420
commodous?1440
available1474
behovablea1475
advantageousc1485
profitly1485
beneficiala1513
advantageable1548
sanative1548
gainful1555
vantageable1570
vantageous?1572
gainy1573
comfortable1576
conducent1578
advantageous1591
bootful1594
availful1598
conducible?1611
commoditous1621
conducing1624
conduceful1635
proficuousa1642
proficaciousa1660
beneficenta1676
conducive1710
benefactory1744
benignant1791
sanatorya1832
beneficiary1836
the world > action or operation > advantage > convenience > [adjective]
i-tasea1000
queemlOE
gainc1330
conablea1340
convenientc1374
covenablec1380
convenable1421
conveniable1432
comenablea1500
commodious1541
necessary1541
commode1549
commoditious1574
dexterous1605
commoditous1621
friendly1713
clever1757
convenience1961
1621 Knolles's Gen. Hist. Turkes (ed. 3) 467 A multitude of pioners to make the wayes more commoditous [1603 commodious] for his great armie to passe.
This entry has been updated (OED Third Edition, January 2018; most recently modified version published online March 2019).
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adj.1621