lived-in

adjective

1. having a comfortable, natural, or homely appearance, as if subject to regular use or habitation

Example Sentences

Props and costumes — Quint’s battered jacket, Hooper’s rucksack, Brody’s Amity police patch — evoke the lived-in feel of Amity Island, alongside iconic objects like the “Beach Closed” sign and the fiberglass dorsal fin rigged for surface shots.

From Los Angeles Times

It's an approach that gives the songs a weighty, lived-in quality.

From BBC

But there’s plenty of lived-in warmth in its accumulation of details and it gives needed voice to the concerns of women forging their own way in an environment that isn’t exactly kind on anyone.

From Los Angeles Times

The line feels lived-in because it is.

From Salon

The carpets, lighting and houseplants may be new, but the penthouse feels lived-in and familiar, as comforting as her beloved Zuse, who made the trek back to Los Angeles with her.

From Los Angeles Times

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