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Synonyms & Similar Words
refined
sophisticated
polished
cultured
gracious
dignified
luxurious
sumptuous
ornate
exquisite
beautiful
lovely
gorgeous
stunning
attractive
alluring
charming
classy
stylish
chic
sleek
modern
contemporary
urbane
cosmopolitan
refined
discerning
tasteful
artistic
creative
imaginative
intricate
delicate
subtle
nuanced
complex
elaborate
detailed
precise
exacting
fastidious
meticulous
elegant
handsome
stately
majestic
impressive
awe-inspiring
resplendent
magnificent
grand
opulent
lavish
luscious
rich
ornamental
decorative
embellished
adorned
arrayed
bejeweled
sparkling
dazzling
brilliant
radiant
luminous
glowing
shimmering
Meaning of Elegant
According to Merriam-Webster, "elegant" refers to something that is pleasingly graceful and attractive in a subtle and restrained way.
Definitions
- The Oxford English Dictionary defines "elegant" as having a pleasingly refined and cultured quality, often in a subtle and restrained way.
- Cambridge Dictionary describes "elegant" as having a simple, yet effective and attractive quality, often in a subtle and restrained way.
Example Uses
- The elegant design of the new building made it a standout in the city's skyline.
- She wore an elegant black gown to the formal gala, complete with intricate embroidery and sparkling jewels.
- The chef's elegant presentation of the dish made it almost too beautiful to eat.
- The elegant solution to the complex problem was a testament to the team's ingenuity and creativity.
- The elegant prose of the author's writing style made her novel a joy to read.
Antonyms & Near Antonyms
clumsy
awkward
clumsy
crude
rough
coarse
unpleasant
unattractive
ugly
unrefined
unsophisticated
tasteless
gaudy
flashy
showy
ostentatious
extravagant
excessive
overdone
garish
tacky
kitschy
crass
vulgar
crude
rude
unpolished
ungraceful
inelegant
awkward
ungainly
clumsy
stumbling
fumbling
bumbling
blundering
maladroit
inept
uncoordinated
unskilled
amateurish