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appointed

appointed

5 4.1
Furnished and decorated in a pleasant way
  • adjective
  • /əˈpɔɪntɪd/
: 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

furnished
vsappointed
27 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
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

Antonyms

301 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
60 5.6
appointed
5 4.1
furnished
27 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.