fanciable
- adjective
- /ˈfænʧəbl/
- UK
- There is one way, despite what I said above, that a guy who I might otherwise find fanciable could torpedo his own chances.
Examples
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The movie's lead actor is quite fanciable, making him a favorite among fans.
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Many people find her fanciable due to her charming personality.
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Not that being fanciable to someone is necessarily enough.
Blog text (5) -
He has a fanciable style that draws attention in any crowd.
Synonyms
Pleasing to look at or enjoy and making people interested
Makes people like it, for example a friendly smile or a new idea
Too attractive to refuse
Pleasant and friendly that makes other people feel warm toward you
A person or animal that people like because they are kind
Very attractive in a way that makes people feel interested or want it
A person who is pleasant and easy to like
Pleasant to be with or to experience
A person or thing that is attractive and makes you happy
Very attractive in a way that makes people admire or desire someone
Nice and friendly so people feel warm toward you
Easy to like and care about because of kind or funny actions
Attractive in a way that makes people like them romantically
Antonyms
How Attractive
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Fanciable comes from fancy, which in turn comes from fantasy and originally meant 'imagination' and later 'to like'. So fanciable means 'able to be liked or desired', which is why we use it for a person or idea that is attractive.