Not appearing to be used or inhabited; not homey or comfortable.
‘she realized how empty and unlived-in the apartment had become’
‘Six years ago, the trust bought it, and a right of access from the farmer, and set about the task of restoring, as faithfully as possible, the Grade II-listed building, which had languished, unloved and unlived in, since 1912.’
‘I loved the idea of taking the wedding into the theatre's lounge, but the bedroom set looked masculine and unlived in.’
‘The house was small, clean, and looked unlived in.’
‘I followed him through a neat clean unlived in room, to another clean neat room, but with Jarred's signs all over.’
‘For such a large house, it was decidedly unfilled and looked almost unlived in; it was unnaturally clean.’
‘Inside, though it felt unlived in, the house was very clean and neatly arranged.’
‘Inside it was immaculately clean, warm, and looked completely unlived in.’
‘Not your typical bachelor pad, it had taste but was conservative and looked a little unlived in.’
‘Always thought it was a bit odd on Cribs that the homes looked suspiciously unlived - in…’
‘This is a new, unlived in beautiful builder's model with all the upgrades in the beautiful, safe Anthem area.’
‘The existing floor is a couple of hundred years old but in a really bad state has it as been exposed to the weather and unlived in for years.’
‘I don't know they probably have a big playroom somewhere with all that but the room still seems kind of cold and unlived in.’
‘This two bedroom sub-penthouse offers panoramic views all across the top of Greenwich view and is brand-new, untouched and unlived in.’
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