tasteful
tasteful
Definition
taste·ful (tāst′fəl)
adjective
having or showing good taste tasteful décor
taste′·fully adverb
taste′·ful·ness noun
tasteful
Synonyms
tasteful
modif.
Delicious
delectable, pleasing, tasty, savory, rich; see also delicious 1.Aesthetically pleasing
gratifying, delicate, elegant, nice, fine, exquisite, aesthetic, aesthetical, chaste, fastidious, classical, cultivated, refined, precise, pure, unaffected; see also artistic 2, dainty 1.
tasteful
Usage Examples
Modifies a noun
- decor: Each cottage has tasteful decor with matching highest quality fabrics.
- decor: All rooms feature top quality furnishings and tasteful décor - earning us our Scottish Tourist Board Four Star rating.
- furnishing: All the rooms are of ample proportions, with tasteful pine furnishings adding to their country appeal.
- renovation: Formerly two farm workers cottages, tasteful renovation has created a superbly spacious abode.
- decoration: We can also arrange tasteful room decoration with fresh flowers.
- refurbishment: Dating back to 1840, the hotel has undergone extensive and tasteful refurbishment.
Modifying Another Word
- very: Then imagine all of the above shaken into a very tasteful cocktail with a unique flavor of its own.
- so: The whole place is just so tasteful it is untrue.
- too: It's a little too tasteful in places for it's own good.
- rather: Some of it, even tho vastly illuminated, is rather tasteful.
- extremely: They're colorful, made to request and extremely tasteful - unless you want them otherwise!
- particularly: When turning on the machine, the user is greeted with a particularly tasteful rendered Manhattan DVD logo.
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