well appointed

adjective

formal

Definition

› having a good supply of comfortable or necessary furniture and attractive decorations: [before noun] The hotel has spacious, well-appointed public rooms and bedrooms.Comfortable and uncomfortable

(Definition of well appointed adjective from the Cambridge Advanced Learner's Dictionary & Thesaurus © Cambridge University Press)

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well adverb (IN ADDITION)
well adverb (REASONABLY)
well adverb (TO A GREAT DEGREE)
well advised adjective
well and truly idiom
well appointed adjective
well argued adjective
well attended adjective
well away idiom
well balanced adjective
well behaved adjective

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Synonyms and related words:

airy adjective (LIGHT)
be in your element idiom
be like a fish out of water idiom
be out of your element idiom
be/feel at home idiom
civilization noun (DEVELOPED SOCIETY)
comfort zone noun
comfortable adjective (CLOTHES/FURNITURE)
comfortably adverb
comfy adjective
cosily adverb
cosy adjective (COMFORTABLE)
cozily adverb
ergonomics noun
hunker down phrasal verb
lived in idiom
nestle verb
primitive adjective
settle verb (MAKE COMFORTABLE)
snug adjective

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