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Meanings of elegance in English
Conceptual beauty that shows unusual effectiveness and simplicity.
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Usage of elegance in English
1
As a solution, it held a certain elegance; it even avoided violence.
2
In his countenance there was no beauty; in his bearing no elegance.
3
Yet he seemed unconscious either of his power or of his elegance.
4
The furniture was in all the profusion and elegance of modern taste.
5
Roger Stapylton refurnished the house in the extreme degree of Lichfieldian elegance.
6
The grace and elegance of the young actor, Hagan, won general applause.
7
With its simple elegance, it remains a unique feature of the region.
8
The result was a mixture of ladylike elegance with a quirky twist.
9
He was dressed in a style of the utmost richness and elegance.
10
There were two servants; altogether an air of elegance about the establishment.
11
Madame Dubois came in smiling, dressed in a style of careless elegance.
12
His wealth and elegance did not impose upon me in the least.
13
I work to live-andmy life at the moment distinctly lacks elegance!'
14
He was also distinguished for superior personal elegance, particularly in his bust.
15
Until now the villa had been finished and furnished with simple elegance.
16
Both wines seduce gently with perfume, finesse and elegance rather than power.
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Elegance across language varieties
United Kingdom
Common
Ireland
Common
United States of America
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