sleek
- adjective
- /sliːk/
- I think it's given me quite a nice, sleek and shiny little bouffant blowout.
- sleek hair
- sleek black hair
- sleek and shiny
They're made out of this really sleek, almost matte rubber.
- They're made out of this really sleek, almost matte rubber.
- The packaging is so sleek, it's magnetic.
- I've now got a really nice smooth, sleek straight hair.
Examples
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Her hair looked sleek and shiny after using the special conditioner.
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Makes your hair just look nice and sleek and fabulous.
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OK, let's give this hair the very sleek, straight look.
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The packaging is so sleek, it's magnetic.
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OK, so that's a pretty sleek design, right?
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The design is very sleek and the place is sparkling clean.
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The doors close and the sleek train glides smoothly out of the station.
Fiction book (1996) -
Hundreds of ships, some small, some incredibly large, were docked along its sleek, shining hull.
Fiction book (1991) -
The foal was sleek and healthy and appeared wise to the ways of the paddock.
Fiction book (1995) -
This is the sleek blush in the shade suede.
Synonyms
Bright and smooth because it reflects light
Having an attractive, stylish look that shows good taste
Smooth and slippery in a way that makes walking dangerous
Smooth and soft to touch like fine cloth
Having a smooth shiny surface that reflects light like paper or hair
Very smooth, soft, and a little shiny like fine cloth
Smooth and soft with a shiny surface like silk
Having a smooth, shiny surface that reflects light
Having a smooth, soft, and shiny feel like fine cloth
Having a smooth, shiny surface like polished metal or well brushed fur
Having an even, soft surface with no bumps when you touch it
Antonyms
Compounds
How Smooth
Surface Forms
Etymology
Sleek comes from old words meaning 'to smooth' or 'to stroke' and is like slick, so a sleek surface is one that has been smoothed to be shiny and soft.