smart
- adjective
- /smɑrt/
- You look so smart in your new suit.
- look smart
- a smart suit
- the smart set
It's sort of like a very smart blazer cardigan.
- It's sort of like a very smart blazer cardigan.
- So I I kind of look a little smart or lucky, maybe both.
- Yes, there's a lot of hot, pretty smart looking male doctors.
- They don't look like a smart, stylish choice.
- This is the Mango kind of smart loungewear.
- And she said, look smart, sound intelligent, don't embarrass me.
- This is like a lot more like business chic work smart boss woman.
- And it's really, it's a smart little, cute little and.
Examples
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You look so smart in your new suit.
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In court, he is almost always in a smart-looking, somber-colored three-piece suit.
Academic text (2011) -
What a smart little one.
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I think you look smart.
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It's just so smart and classy and elegant.
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Showered, shaved, and wearing a smart dark suit, Ben looks handsome and normal.
Fiction book (1995) -
He's handsomely dressed in a smart tunic.
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He's handsomely dressed in a smart tunic.
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Esquire openly celebrates being a man in a smart, humorous, classy, and stylish way.
Synonyms
Fashionable and attractive to many people
Having an attractive, stylish look that shows good taste
Being elegant and stylish and showing good taste
Popular now because it follows the current style
Clothes or rooms that look fashionable and attractive
Elegant and fashionable in a simple, modern way
Wearing neat, clean clothes that look smart, like a suit or nice shirt
Having a neat, stylish appearance from careful grooming
Stylish and neat in appearance, often because of clothes or hair
Neat and stylish in appearance
Neat and stylish in the way a man dresses
Suitable for formal events like a wedding or party
Fashionable and showy in a way that seems rich
Very stylish and elegant
Wearing stylish, elegant clothes
Very fashionable and neatly dressed
Wearing smart clothes for a special event
Having a fashionable, attractive look, like new clothes or a neat room
Having a style many people like now
Looking fashionable and attractive in a way people admire
Very high-class and fashionable, often for food or clothing
Antonyms
Idioms
Compounds
- Jargon
People believed to have expert knowledge or inside information about investments and bets
- Specialized
A group of connected home devices like lights or speakers you control together
How Smart
Surface Forms
Etymology
Smart also came to mean 'neat and stylish' because people used the same idea of 'sharp' or clean appearance for clothes. So a smart suit is one that looks tidy and fashionable.