grooviness
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7.1
- noun
- /ˈɡruːvɪnəs/
- Archaic
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- His sense of grooviness was evident in his trendy clothing and carefree attitude.
Examples
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The band's grooviness kept the crowd dancing all night long.
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The angels of grooviness, man.
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Everyone loved her grooviness at the party, which made her the center of attention.
Synonyms
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3.2
The quality that makes people notice and like someone's looks or character
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3.7
An attractive, stylish quality that many people admire
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7.2
Being fashionable and following the latest trends
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4.1
A quality of being elegant, stylish, and showing good taste
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3.6
A quality of being fashionable and attractive
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6.5
Being stylish and elegant in a simple way
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7.5
A neat, stylish, smart way of dressing
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6.6
A quality of being clever and well made that people like to use
A stylish, impressive appearance that shows wealth or good taste
The state of being in style and popular now
A quality of being in style and following the latest fashions
A stylish, expensive look that shows someone is rich
A very stylish and impressive appearance that draws attention
A confident, stylish way of behaving that is a bit bold and attractive
A style that seems elegant and upper class
A clean, stylish way of dressing
Being smart and neat in the way you dress
The quality of being attractive and making people want something
Antonyms
How Cool
- Informal
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3.7
- Archaic
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7.1
- Informal
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7.2
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3.6
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Grooviness comes from groovy, a 1960s slang that grew from the idea of being 'in the groove' when music and style felt smooth and cool. So grooviness means being fashionable or attractive in a fun, relaxed way.