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lived-in
adjective
- having a comfortable, natural, or homely appearance, as if subject to regular use or habitation
Example Sentences
What’s been pitched here, however, has enough wonderfully lived-in bend, air and tempo to keep from straying off course.
That tight focus left space for lived-in moments.
Scenic designer Afsoon Pajoufar creates believably lived-in domestic environments, but they need not have been treated so literally by Morita.
Based on the book Marcelo Rubens Paiva wrote about his own family, the drama by director Walter Salles introduces the dynamics of this tight-knit household with an ensemble cast that makes their interactions feel lived-in and authentic.
Each film required full-time teams of tailors and textile artists, including a minimum of four who aged and dyed clothes, to give a realistic, lived-in feel.
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