dandify (Meaning)
Wordnet
dandify (v)
dress like a dandy
Webster
dandify (v. t.)
To cause to resemble a dandy; to make dandyish.
Synonyms & Antonyms of dandify
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dandify Sentence Examples
- His attempts to dandify his appearance with excessive jewelry and flamboyant clothing only made him appear foolish.
- She tried to dandify her outfit by adding a feathered hat and lace gloves, but it clashed horribly.
- The tailor refused to dandify the suit, insisting that simplicity was key to elegance.
- He hoped to dandify his image by adopting the latest fashion trends, but ended up looking like a caricature.
- The wealthy socialite sought to dandify his mansion with ostentatious decorations and opulent furnishings.
- The fashion magazine encouraged readers to dandify their wardrobes with bold colors and statement accessories.
- Despite his efforts to dandify his behavior with polished manners, his rough edges still showed through.
- The artist sought to dandify his studio with avant-garde décor and eccentric sculptures.
- The stylist worked tirelessly to dandify the celebrity's appearance for the red carpet event.
- His attempts to dandify his speech with pretentious vocabulary only served to alienate his audience.
FAQs About the word dandify
dress like a dandyTo cause to resemble a dandy; to make dandyish.
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His attempts to dandify his appearance with excessive jewelry and flamboyant clothing only made him appear foolish.
She tried to dandify her outfit by adding a feathered hat and lace gloves, but it clashed horribly.
The tailor refused to dandify the suit, insisting that simplicity was key to elegance.
He hoped to dandify his image by adopting the latest fashion trends, but ended up looking like a caricature.
