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Meanings of stylish in English

Portuguese
chique

Being or in accordance with current social fashions.

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Usage of stylish in English
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Young wants to offer a stylish, affordable update on French bistro cooking.
The Guardian
2
Soaring Eagle Spur Leicester serves top quality food in a stylish setting.
The South African
3
Attempting to be stylish used to be a fruitless task at Glastonbury.
The Guardian
4
This episode takes places at the trendy and stylish Cavendish Shopping Centre.
The South African
5
Moreover, the device looks very stylish and consists almost entirely of screen-surface.
The South African
6
Public Bikes is just about to launch a range of stylish granny-bikes.
Wired
7
His stylish and well brushed hat was on the point of disintegration.
A Time of Gifts
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The façade is stylish, in architectural fashion of half a century since.
Hodge and His Masters
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And he was very stylish and I love the way Prince dressed.
Ebony
10
There is Madge Nichol, that young woman in the stylish blue dress.
The First Soprano
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And thus we secured a stylish but rather sullen passage to Gatlinburg.
A walk in the woods: rediscovering america on the appalachian tr...
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Their thrashing of Australia was stylish but Collingwood said that barely mattered.
The Guardian
13
Welcome to Theory, the cult fashion brand associated with stylish, streamlined clothes.
The Irish Times
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Who want to be stylish but don't know how to do it.
The Guardian
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Seated to my right in a stylish blue suit was Nelson Mandela.
The Irish Times
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The production, stylish in late 1950s mode, again showed its quicksilver merits.
The Guardian
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Translations for stylish
Portuguese
chique
Stylish through the time
Stylish across language varieties
Australia
Common
Ireland
Common
South Africa
Common
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