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stylish Definition

styl·ish (stīlis̸h)

adjective

conforming to current style in dress, decoration, behavior, etc.; smart; fashionable

stylish Related Forms

styl·ishly adverb styl·ish·ness noun

stylish Synonyms

stylish

modif.

chic, smart, in fashion; see fashionable.

stylish Usage Examples

Adjective complement with noun phrase

make: They can make you healthy, they can make the place look stylish, they can add to the decoration.

Modifies a noun

  • surroundings: It's about high quality produce and authentic food, served in stylish surroundings at value for money prices.
  • decor: The spacious, light and airy lounge with its stylish modern decor is very pleasing, and the large comfy sofas are especially inviting.
  • boutique: From the largest designer stores to the smaller stylish boutiques, Manchester is renowned for its shopping choice.
  • interior: This car is an impressive 7 seater, with a very stylish interior.
  • furnishing: The 40 spacious bedrooms benefit from air conditioning and stylish furnishings.
  • hotel: The Imperial is a stylish hotel set in 5 acres of garden.. .

Modifying Another Word

  • effortlessly: The terrace grill is an effortlessly stylish barbecue with an unusual contemporary design.
  • supremely: Every move that Ryu pulls off with every weapon looks completely realistic and supremely stylish.
  • incredibly: More » Incredibly stylish in beige circle print, this is a great travel bag for anybody!
  • classically: Optional equipment includes attractive polished wood center console plus, for the first time, classically stylish 18 ' ' wire wheels.
  • wonderfully: Wonderfully stylish, La Plaça has been converted from a 15th-century farmhouse by owners Jaume and Assumpta.
  • equally: An hotel famous for its lavish style in an equally stylish location.

Infinitive complement

  • wear: Ideal as part of your winter layering system, yet stylish enough to wear après ski.
  • look: Many thanks Jane Fischer Love my floppy dogs bag, big enough for all my junk but stylish enough to look cool.

Used with adjective complement

  • look: Dispensing with the pop up lid of the original, the new machine has a sliding draw making it look much more stylish.
  • offer: The property offers stylish, high quality accomodation that is also of a good size.
  • become: Share your experience with us. They want to do this work because it has become stylish.

Preposition: in

design: Modern and stylish in design, The Garden Room conservatory makes the most of every square inch of your floor area.

Preposition: than

one: It's a new set of icons for Firefox that are much cuddlier and stylish than the default ones.