lived-in

adjective

1. having a comfortable, natural, or homely appearance, as if subject to regular use or habitation

Example Sentences

You see something and know that it came from a place of lived-in experience.

From Los Angeles Times

A song-and-dance-style revue runs concurrently with Ghost Town Alive!, all of it lending Calico a lived-in, heavily populated feel.

From Los Angeles Times

He has always pursued the kind of lived-in performances of actors such as Montgomery Cliff, Gary Cooper or Spencer Tracy, whose movies Bell says he watched in the theater as a child in his hometown of Weymouth, Mass. every Saturday.

From Los Angeles Times

O'Hara makes Delia feel lived-in and real.

From Salon

We’re inside it, feeling the unresolvedness of the past and present within these modest, lived-in digs.

From Los Angeles Times

Related Words

• developed
• owned
• populated
• populous
• settled