dandyish (Meaning)
dandyish (s)
affecting extreme elegance in dress and manner
dandyish (a.)
Like a dandy.
Synonyms & Antonyms of dandyish
dandyish Sentence Examples
- He strolled into the room with a dandyish air, his tailored suit impeccably styled.
- The young man's dandyish appearance turned heads as he walked down the street.
- With his perfectly coiffed hair and polished shoes, he embodied a dandyish charm.
- She admired the dandyish elegance of his outfit, complete with a pocket square and vintage cufflinks.
- The actor portrayed a dandyish character in the period drama, exuding sophistication and refinement.
- Despite the casual setting, he maintained a dandyish demeanor, always impeccably dressed.
- The fashion designer's collection featured a range of dandyish looks, blending classic tailoring with modern flair.
- His dandyish sense of style was evident in every detail, from his silk ascot to his polished brogues.
- The magazine featured a spread on dandyish fashion trends, showcasing bold patterns and daring accessories.
- As he sipped his espresso at the café, he exuded a dandyish confidence that caught the attention of passersby.
FAQs About the word dandyish
affecting extreme elegance in dress and mannerLike a dandy.
foppish, prissy, spinsterish, camp, girlish, girly,sappy, feminine, campy, womanly
virile, manly, virile, masculine, manly,masculine, mannish, manlike, manlike,mannish
He strolled into the room with a dandyish air, his tailored suit impeccably styled.
The young man's dandyish appearance turned heads as he walked down the street.
With his perfectly coiffed hair and polished shoes, he embodied a dandyish charm.
She admired the dandyish elegance of his outfit, complete with a pocket square and vintage cufflinks.
