Definition of "well-appointed" []

Having a full array of suitable equipment or furnishings: a well-appointed kitchen; a well-appointed suite. (adjective)

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Use "well-appointed" in a sentence

"Last night ACPO refused to disclose how many apartments it was paying for, or who was receiving the perk, but all are said to be well-appointed homes close to Scotland Yard."
"After a breakfast of hard biscuits and Nescafe Instant the well-appointed hotel insisted no real coffee available--too expensive to import, I shoulder a rucksack with lunch and camera gear and wander outside to something resembling a horse."
"They crossed a foyer and passed through a door into a well-appointed reception area."

Words like "well-appointed"

air-conditioned cosy equipped first floor

furnished opulent palatial roomy

sumptuous

three-room

well-armed

well-built

well-furnished

well-kept well-lighted

well-lit