Preposition: than

• man: The Groom should always look more handsome than the best man.

Modifies a noun

• mansion: The vicarage is a handsome stone mansion, a little south from the Church.

• edifice: The Roman Catholic chapel is a handsome edifice of 1860.

• prince: That doesn't seem a likely way to make handsome princes fall in love with you.

• chap: He is a handsome chap, waiting for his luck to change.

• stranger: From the minute she spots the handsome stranger, Lucy's world begins to change.

• dividend: It will pay handsome dividends to visit them for ideas on almost every aspect of " Your Wedding " .

Modifying Another Word

• ruggedly: Fillion is not only ruggedly handsome, but also has tremendous range.

• devastatingly: I just knew he was a nice guy â and devastatingly handsome.

• strikingly: She was far advanced in years, but was still strikingly handsome.

• dashingly: Young, dashingly handsome, and with enough pectoral muscles to get the audience screaming in lust whenever his shirt is removed.

• darkly: She then meets the seductive Gregori, an arrogant yet darkly handsome Romanian who offers to help her find her father.

• stunningly: He had not been gone long when a stunningly handsome woman appeared.

Used with adjective complement

• look: The Groom should always look more handsome than the best man.

• include: The vast flocks of wildfowl include handsome Smew, and this natural bounty attracts predators such as White-tailed, Lesser Spotted and Golden Eagles.

• talk: Talk about handsome, well that's our Diamond, a beautiful elegant boy.

• make: In a nutshell, Blackwood exudes Navigator's appeal only that it is made more handsome.

• appear: Trotsky was wearing a commander's uniform and he appeared very handsome, genial and gracious sitting at his desk.