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appointed

appointed

4.1
Furnished and decorated in a pleasant way
  • adjective
  • /əˈpɔɪntɪd/
translation icon : bien equipado
  • The hotel rooms were elegantly appointed with luxurious linens and modern furnishings.

Examples

  • The apartment was fully appointed with everything they needed for a comfortable stay.

  • Her office is appointed with modern furniture.

  • They moved into a newly appointed office that impressed their clients.

  • The hotel room was beautifully appointed.

  • The hotel rooms were elegantly appointed with luxurious linens and modern furnishings.

  • The apartment was fully appointed with everything they needed for a comfortable stay.

  • Her office is appointed with modern furniture and stylish decor.

Synonyms

well-appointed
vsappointed
4 4.5

A room or house that has good furniture and useful, attractive features

emphasizes tasteful stylish decor rather than mere completeness
furnished
vsappointed
2.6

A room or house that has furniture and basic things you need to live in

focuses on stylish tasteful decor rather than neutral supply

Antonyms

217 2.2

Not covered or protected, showing the plain surface

2 3.0

A house, apartment, or room that has no furniture

How Furnished

luxurious
62 5.6
appointed
4.1
furnished
2.6
unfurnished
2 3.0

Surface Forms

appointed positive

Morphology

appointed = appoint (opaque) = appoint + ed

Although historically from 'appoint' + '-ed', the sense 'furnished or equipped' is a specialized/archaic extension that is not predictable from the common sense 'assign'.

Etymology

Appointed comes from Latin parts ad- 'to' and ponere 'to put', so it originally meant 'put in place'. That helps you remember a fully appointed room is one with the furniture and things already 'put in place' for use.