elegant

IPA: ˈɛɫʌgʌnt

Characterised by or exhibiting elegance.
Characterised by minimalism and intuitiveness while preserving exactness and precision.
(Ireland, colloquial, archaic) Fine; doing well.

Examples of "elegant" in Sentences

He is elegant and the gentleman.
The design was elegant and simple in the extreme.
"Nope; Nelly's an elegant name -- an _elegant_ name."
The furniture is tasteful and elegant, but not costly.
While Julia is ethereally beautiful and elegant, Jenny is plain and dowdy.
This more masculine ensemble, while still elegant, is a fun departure from the brunette's closet of dresses.
It allowed players to target virtual minarets in elegant Vienna and pastoral Alpine villages with a single word, "stop."
Page 74 are made to excel in that department which lies between the sensuous and the intellectual -- what we call the elegant arts.
The house looks simple and elegant from the inside with the upper floor possessing sliding glass windows to enjoy the view outside.
With a modern looking home decor accessories, you can add that certain elegant feel to the house and exude a more comfortable setting at home.
He'd like to see more women in elegant heels, adorable flats or even classic American saddle shoes instead of the "clunky" platforms – his word – that have been so popular in recent seasons.
He'd like to see more women in elegant heels, adorable flats or even classic American saddle shoes instead of the "clunky" platforms â his word â that have been so popular in recent seasons.
Rad Hourani, a Syrian-born self-made designer who grew up in Quebec, also received attention last week with what he describes as his elegant "slick, modern, long, layered, timeless, genderless, seasonless" style.