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Meanings of sophisticate in English
Portuguese
homem do mundo Catalan
home de món Practice sophistry; change the meaning of or be vague about in order to mislead or deceive.
Usage of sophisticate in English
1
Mr Anwar is respected by the international community as an intellectual sophisticate.
2
It's magical: the 21st-century sophisticate's equivalent of cress on kitchen towel.
3
Would we, if we could, educate and sophisticate pigs, geese, cattle?
4
Meraux could be a charming sophisticate, speak perfect Parisian French, and discuss premier vintages.
5
Who but a prideful sophisticate would fear too much pleasure?
6
Did his would-be-sophisticate student brother Robert ever take his finals?
7
From suave businessman to casual polo player to elegant sophisticate.
8
She might not be a sophisticate herself-whohad the money?-butshe could tell the difference.
9
He could not tell this cool sophisticate that he had seen her in his dreams.
10
Some may sophisticate against it; but in vain.
11
The sophisticate she'd seen step out into the garden minutes before was here a guzzling boy.
12
Are you a continental sophisticate, or a blunt English football man who prizes industry above imagination?
13
Because the merit is an unreal merit, it does not corrupt or sophisticate his real merits.
14
My boy is a real sophisticate, I'm sure.
15
He plays the role of the sophisticate's sophisticate.
16
Spahn was considered a sophisticate around the press, while Mathews was prone to fits of silence.
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