well-appointed
Use Well-appointed in a sentence
əˈpɔɪn adjective
attractively equipped, arranged, or furnished, especially for comfort or convenience: a well-appointed room.
Origin:
1520–30
1520–30
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| well-appointed | |
| —adj | |
| well equipped or furnished; properly supplied | |
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Well-appointed
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Example sentences
All of these sleeping rooms shall be furnished with well-appointed, comfortable furnishings.
The seats were surprisingly comfortable and the interior well-appointed.
It was a warm and well-appointed place to be trapped.
Each boasts all the amenities of a plush hotel suite plus well-appointed kitchenettes.
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