dandified
- adjective
- /ˈdændɪfaɪd/
- Archaic
- At the gala, many guests arrived in dandified attire, showcasing their flair for fashion.
Examples
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He always dressed in a dandified style with perfectly tailored suits and polished shoes.
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It's much easier to fob people off with dandified airs and a fine suit of clothes.
Fiction book (1993) -
His only living male relative is his dandified cousin Gilbert, who still lives in Louisiana; the two are guardians of the family's secret barbecue sauce recipe, which Gilbert refuses to allow Bill to sell.
Blog text (33) -
His dandified mannerisms included an elaborate bow and a flamboyant wave when greeting guests.
Synonyms
Having an attractive, stylish look that shows good taste
Clothes or rooms that look fashionable and attractive
Showing elegant, polite manners and good taste
Suitable for formal events like a wedding or party
A person, especially a man, who is confident, stylish, and charming in a relaxed way
Fashionable and showy in a way that seems rich
Very fancy in a way that tries to impress people
A person who cares too much about their clothes and looks
Neat and attractive, often dressed or decorated for a special occasion
Stylish but showy in a way that tries to impress others
Wearing very attractive, stylish clothes to get people's attention
Very careful about clothes and manners in a showy way
To wear nice clothes for a special event
Wearing stylish, elegant clothes
Wearing smart clothes for a special event
Wearing very stylish formal clothes for an important event
Antonyms
How Fashionable
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Dandified comes from dandy, a word for a person who cares a lot about clothes and looks, plus the ending -fied, which means 'made' or 'turned into'. So, dandified means someone or something has been made to look 'very fancy' or overly stylish.