stylish
Americanadjective
adjective
Other Word Forms
- quasi-stylish adjective
- quasi-stylishly adverb
- stylishly adverb
- stylishness noun
- superstylish adjective
- superstylishly adverb
- superstylishness noun
- unstylish adjective
- unstylishly adverb
- unstylishness noun
Etymology
Origin of stylish
Example Sentences
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At first, the sisters’ group got lost in Griswold’s stylish neighborhood.
From Literature
The images of Riley standing on the sideline looking stylish in Armani suits, his slicked-back hair seemingly perfect, are ingrained in the minds of basketball fans.
From Los Angeles Times
The TV show - which ran from 2013 for six series - was known for its stylish production as much as its metal-tipped criminal substance, and featured tunes by many cool bands and artists.
From BBC
From uni rooms to family homes we've spoken to interiors enthusiasts whose vision and know-how have transformed basic box rooms into stylish spaces.
From BBC
If Kennedy was an American prince, the lovely and stylish Bessette was his princess, loved, hated and swarmed at every turn by a predatory paparazzi.
From Los Angeles Times
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