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Lived-in

Definition:

The term "lived-in" describes something that shows signs of use, wear, or age, giving it a comfortable and familiar appearance.

Parts of Speech:

• Adjective: The house had a lived-in feel with cozy furniture and worn-out carpets.
• Noun: The room had a lived-in look, with scattered clothes and books.

Senses and Usages:

1. Popular Sense: Used to describe something that appears comfortably and familiarly used.

Example Sentence: The lived-in sofa was a perfect spot for Sunday afternoon naps.

2. Local Sense: Refers to a person or place that is well-known and integrated into the local community.

Example Sentence: The small café has become a lived-in spot for locals, who gather there every morning.

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