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Meanings of very chic in English

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Usage of very chic in English
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She looked very chic, he decided, and smiled at his own thoughts.
Crossings
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Megan Jones, looking very chic, and not at all like a doctor.
Fine things
3
The most wonderful ladies there, too, very chic, and crowded every night!
A Maker of History
4
It was Italian, and immensely popular, and once again very chic.
The kiss
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It always was considered be very chic to go to Tunis.
The South African
6
It was a bit of a pullback but still very chic, very luxurious.
Reuters
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We looked like we were going to a very expensive, very chic, funeral.
A kiss of shadows
8
Fenty's highlighter sticks are gorgeous and the packaging is very chic.
News.com.au
9
She looked very chic, and Joe was waiting for her.
Lone eagle
10
There's a thin silver necklace at her throat, very chic.
Kafka on the Shore
11
On the other hand, keeping a Slave as a consort is very chic in some areas.
Space Master, GM Book
12
She looked very chic and she felt good.
Danielle Steel
13
The Chanel suit is arguably the very chic version of what most female airline staff wear already.
The Guardian
14
He looked very chic, and extremely prosperous.
Dating game
15
Now the place is becoming very chic.
Carte Blanche
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Listen: There was at that time a dancer called 'Little-Flower-of-the- Wood'; she was very chic, very popular.
A Chair on the Boulevard
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United States of America
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United Kingdom
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