well-furnished
Britishadjective
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(of a room, house, etc) fitted out or decorated with attractive or good quality furniture, carpets, etc
well furnished with tapestries and porcelain
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amply stocked, equipped, or supplied
he was well furnished with notebooks
Example Sentences
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“But that it is such a well-furnished jail, one does not mind much.”
From New York Times
“These are well-furnished two- or three-deck yachts. Lavishly decorated,” Mr. Karakulov said.
From Washington Times
The best foundation for home decor is a well-furnished room, full of furniture that is truly loved and cared for.
From Seattle Times
One evening Farmer and I went to dinner at Pérez’s house, which was as large and well-furnished as a unit in a decent American housing development.
From Literature
“The Circle” trapped contestants inside well-furnished apartments and made them communicate only via a private social network, competing to become the most virtually popular, while “Love Is Blind” had couples dating without being able to see each other.
From New York Times
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