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Meanings of elegantly in English

Portuguese
de forma elegante

With elegance; in a tastefully elegant manner.

de forma elegante
Usage of elegantly in English
1
I speak beautiful English with an accent lilting elegantly across English shires.
The Irish Times
2
He turned elegantly toward his goal, ready to build yet another attack.
The Irish Times
3
Faraday's story is elegantly told by James Hamilton in this new biography.
The Irish Times
4
Strange elegantly blends a sense of period with compelling emotion and excitement.
The Guardian
5
He did not know whether they had been pronounced elegantly or tortured.
First contact: or, it's later than you think
6
Right on time, a slight, elegantly dressed woman steps into the lobby.
The Guardian
7
Mr. Justice Macaulay, in moving the third resolution, thus elegantly expressed himself:
The Life and Correspondence of Sir Isaac Brock, K.B. / Intersper...
8
Scratch A wise philosopher said elegantly: In all things make haste slowly.
The Follies of Love
9
They dined elegantly, drank expensive French wine and overindulged in Mar- tel.
Terminal Compromise
10
And she returned it to the merchant with many elegantly expressed thanks.
The Art of the Story-Teller
11
When the romance waned, they had to know how to leave elegantly.
The cottage
12
He carried himself grandly, and was elegantly clad in a frac noir.
She Stands Accused
13
But I have yet to see something that clears these hurdles elegantly.
Wired
14
Their church is elegantly contrived, but kept in a very dirty condition.
Travels through France and Italy
15
Michelle wears power like an Isabel Toledo pantsuit, exquisitely, elegantly and effortlessly.
Ebony
16
Few directors since John Millius have painted so elegantly with raw testosterone.
The Irish Times
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Elegantly through the time
Elegantly across language varieties
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