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lived–in
adjective \ˈlivd-ˌin\
: having a comfortable and appealing appearance or quality that comes from being used for a long time
: showing the effects of age
Full Definition of LIVED-IN
: of or suggesting long-term human habitation or use <a comfortable lived–in room>; also : showing the effects of age or experience <a lived–in voice>
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First Known Use of LIVED-IN
1873
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