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Definition of furnishing
1 : an article or accessory of dress —usually used in plural
2 : an object that tends to increase comfort or utility; especially : an article of furniture for the interior of a building —usually used in plural
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Recent Examples of furnishing from the Web
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During the 1990s, under the ownership of Spiegel Group, the company emphasized everything from women’s casual wear to dressier professional attire to home furnishings.
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The furnishings and toys could be appropriate for any child, but here they are explained in terms of their developmental and therapeutic functions.
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About three-fourths need a fresh coat of paint, new carpet, or new furnishings, and half need electrical upgrades to handle the demand for WiFi and electronics.
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Every detail of these spaces integrates the UAH color scheme of charger blue into the walls, carpet and furnishings.
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Miami-Dade would continue to own the Vizcaya property, its furnishings and valuable art collection.
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When complete, the site will include the family’s original house, restored with period fixtures and furnishings, classroom space and a gallery to exhibit Castle’s work.
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Supercenters, which Walmart began building in 1988, combine a grocery store with electronics, clothing, toys and home furnishings, and are typically about 182,000 square feet.
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Some of the furnishings and equipment may be available for purchase.
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First Known Use of furnishing
1594
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