well-appointed
well-appointed
Definition
well·-appointed (wel′ə po̵in′tid)
adjective
excellently furnished or equipped a well-appointed office
well-appointed
Usage Examples
Modifies a noun
- cabin: Aboard from the land of legend and a tiered the well-appointed cabins.
- bedroom: The hotel is a modern purpose built property with 94 large well-appointed bedrooms.
- bathroom: Brick Row Cottage has a well-appointed main bathroom with shower and bath and a downstairs cloakroom â towels are provided.
- kitchen: The well-appointed kitchen is supplied with everything you'll need to prepare the marathon lunches that are a feature of local life.
- room: The well-appointed rooms face either a tropical garden or have a view of the Indian Ocean.
- apartment: Number 40 is an attractive and well-appointed apartment with fabulous views over Georgian Bath from its fifth floor location.
Modifying Another Word
- very: We have also enjoyed the peaceful location of your very well-appointed flat.
- exceptionally: Each of the bedrooms has been styled individually, all are exceptionally well-appointed and Freeview and broadband Internet access feature in every room.
- particularly: The Marriott Hotel is an elegant hotel with particularly well-appointed accommodation.
Used with adjective complement
- offer: The Student Village offers well-appointed, 6 bedroomed houses with the emphasis on self-catering.
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