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How a room admits it has feelings.
means The movable items—furniture, fixtures, and fittings—that equip a room or building for use and comfort.
from From 'furnish,' borrowed via Old French 'furnir/fournir' meaning to provide or equip, itself from a Germanic root related to 'frumjan,' to further or carry out. The sense drifted from the general act of supplying or completing something to the specific stocking of a room with the objects that make it livable — chairs, tables, curtains — so that 'furnishing' came to mean both the act of equipping and, eventually, the things themselves.
- legal meaning
- also means supplying proof or evidence
- verb root
- from furnish, meaning to complete or equip
- economic signal
- first thing cut when money gets tight
- betrays owner
- reveals taste faster than conversation does