appearanced

English

Etymology

From appearance +‎ -ed.

Adjective

appearanced (not comparable)

1. (in combination, rare) Having the specified kind of appearance.
   • 1897, Joyce Emmerson Muddock, The Savage Club Papers, page 36:

     […] to the back of the Cathedral, where I made the acquaintance of a smart-looking mail-cart and horse and an equally sprucely appearanced man, the driver, who proved himself to be a very agreeable young fellow indeed.

   • 1918, J. S. Fletcher, Paul Campenhaye, Specialist in Criminology:

     He was a good-looking, gentlemanly-appearanced man of, say, forty-five, well but quietly dressed, […]