lived-in
having a comfortable, natural, or homely appearance, as if subject to regular use or habitation
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How to use lived-in in a sentence
The novel has a calm authority, a wisdom that feels lived-in and hard-earned.
The room in which she sat had a much-lived-in air and a pleasant old-fashioned shabbiness of aspect.
The Quiver, Annual Volume 10/1899 | Various"That place looks lived-in," said Brett, indicating an open apartment window with a curtain billowing above a potted geranium.
It Could Be Anything | John Keith LaumerIt had a lived-in air, and a thin wreath of smoke floated above the kitchen chimney.
The Brightener | C. N. WilliamsonBy the end of the week the cottage presented quite a lived-in appearance.
Dandelion Cottage | Carroll Watson Rankin
It was a room fashioned for a small person to live in but it wasn't lived-in.
The Fourth R | George Oliver Smith
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