sleekness
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3.9
- noun
- /sliːk.nəs/
:
elegancia
- It's one tad up in the sleekness department.
- the sleekness of the body
It's not really enough to help counteract the sort of sleekness or the visuals they're going for with that front panel.
- It's not really enough to help counteract the sort of sleekness or the visuals they're going for with that front panel.
Examples
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It seemed joyous in its movements, it rolled and dived within the waves... joyous in the sleekness of its body.
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I like the sleekness of it, and I think the eye makeup's gorgeous.
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It's giving comfortability and sleekness clean vibes.
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It has the fun, family-friendly thing going on and still has sleekness with it.
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Ruffles and sleekness mark a well-groomed look for brides.
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We recall the gothic lines of the 727 or the sleekness of the Concorde and Caravelle.
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The sleekness of the modern car design gives it a sophisticated look.
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Her hair has a beautiful sleekness after using the new conditioner.
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The sleekness of the smartphone makes it easy to hold and use.
Synonyms
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3.5
A graceful, stylish way of looking or behaving that shows good taste
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3.7
The way something is made to look attractive or fashionable
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3.7
The state of being smooth and shiny
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3.5
A smooth, shiny, stylish appearance for hair or clothes
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4.4
A neat, elegant appearance that shows attention to detail
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6.1
A smooth, confident way of speaking that seems shallow or not sincere
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4.1
A quality of being elegant, stylish, and showing good taste
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6.5
Being stylish and elegant in a simple way
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3.6
A quality of being fashionable and attractive
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7.5
A neat, stylish, smart way of dressing
A neat, smooth appearance that seems expensive
A clean, stylish way of dressing
A neat, smart appearance in the way a person dresses or a place is kept
A neat, tidy look with hair combed and clothes clean
Clothes and hair that are neat and clean
Antonyms
How Sleek
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Sleekness comes from the old word sleek, which meant 'smooth' or 'shiny' and is like the modern word slick. So when we say someone has sleekness we mean they look smooth, stylish, and well-groomed.