glamourous (Meaning)

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glamourous (s)

having an air of allure, romance and excitement

No weak antonyms found.

The ballroom shimmered with glamourous attendees, their gowns and tuxedos illuminating the opulent space.
Her emerald necklace added an air of glamour to her otherwise understated ensemble.
The celebrity couple exuded glamour on the red carpet, captivating photographers with their dazzling smiles.
The penthouse suite offered a glamourous view of the city skyline, its floor-to-ceiling windows showcasing the twinkling lights.
The vintage car was a testament to a bygone era of glamour and elegance.
The fashion show displayed the latest glamourous trends, featuring models adorned in exquisite gowns and shimmering accessories.
The actress's appearance on the cover of Vogue was a testament to her timeless glamour.
The gala dinner was a glamorous affair, complete with champagne, live music, and A-list attendees.
The yacht party hosted by the billionaire was a spectacle of glamour and extravagance.
The newly renovated restaurant had a glamorous ambiance, with velvet-draped chairs and crystal chandeliers.

having an air of allure, romance and excitement

romantic, fantastical, picturesque, marvellous,exotic, colorful, marvelous, strange, fascinating, dark

unglamorous, familiar, familiar, unromantic, unglamorous, unromantic, nonglamorous,plain-Jane, plain-Jane, nonglamorous

The ballroom shimmered with glamourous attendees, their gowns and tuxedos illuminating the opulent space.

Her emerald necklace added an air of glamour to her otherwise understated ensemble.

The celebrity couple exuded glamour on the red carpet, captivating photographers with their dazzling smiles.

The penthouse suite offered a glamourous view of the city skyline, its floor-to-ceiling windows showcasing the twinkling lights.