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Meanings of flair in English
Synonyms
Examples for "style"
Examples for "style"
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For years, politicians have promised the public an Australian-style points based system.
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It's the easy reality TV-style reno you can do in actual reality.
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The year of 2011 was easily the year of Solange Knowles style.
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Celtic's free-scoring style in recent months, however, shows no sign of faltering.
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Last year Cheryl was constantly one step ahead in the style stakes.
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The escalating eurozone crisis has prompted another dash into 'safe-haven' government bonds.
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There had been a flush in it; there was dash in it.
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The finest thing in the combat was the dash of the Americans.
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Some much needed focus and a dash of optimism will help enormously.
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Which way-whichmethod-talkher over-lull her into security or a swift dash-
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However, there are some acts who carry it off with great elan.
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He attributes his elan to cricket, which he plays all summer long.
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The elan of a person doesn't want to return naked, or empty-handed.
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After we help him, I will try to find the elan of Thonolan.
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Songs plus the chic elan to carry them off with scruffy, unfussy nonchalance.
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It's very classy bistro food, but delivered with Aston Martin quality panache.
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His work has sociological leanings, but is done with lots of panache.
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Survivors of Suharto's prisons published their memoirs with admirable courage and panache.
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The Vietnam war in all its squalor is revisited with satiric panache.
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Such panache included his memorable dancing celebration after his goals in Italy.
Usage of flair in English
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However, thanks to Apple's penchant for visual flair, it looks totally unique.
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His success as a leader depends on a flair for intra-party politics.
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We expect exhibitions in the ordinary -not in energy and flair.
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He said the aim will play a typically Fijian style with flair.
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Brazil's manager insists he is looking for commitment rather than individual flair.
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All, however, are infused with her characteristic girlish flair and appealing hippie-dippieness.
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Adding to the room's '30s flair are period-inspired ceilings and light fittings.
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I said you had a flair for the dramatic and for fiction.
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Photograph: Daily Star The Duchess of Cambridge had flair and terrific range.
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The songs are less impactive, though Domingo sings them with great flair.
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We're wallowing in the excitement despite the lack of 'flair' midfield players.
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Ruair Carroll's limestone carvings demonstrate a flair for devising sleek, naturally-based forms.
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The Viennese repertoire requires idiomatic flair, brilliant execution or fresh stylistic insights.
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She loved to bake, and had a real flair for French cuisine.
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But I think the captaincy might curb his flair as a player.
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But I have great faith in Furneaux's flair for the true scent.
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Flair through the time
Flair across language varieties
Ireland
Common
South Africa
Common
United States of America
Less common
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