handsomeness (Meaning)
handsomeness (n)
the quality of having regular well-defined features (especially of a man)
handsomeness (n.)
The quality of being handsome.
Synonyms & Antonyms of handsomeness
Synonyms:
- lavishness
- plushiness
- chic
- grandiosity
- ostentation
- taste
- artfulness
- ornateness
- nobleness
- pretentiousness
- exquisiteness
- restraint
- augustness
- splendor
- glory
- showiness
- gloriousness
- luxury
- grandness
- opulence
- grandeur
- sumptuousness
- resplendence
- luxuriance
- sophistication
- polish
- tastefulness
- resplendency
- plushness
- dignity
- ostentatiousness
- richness
- class
- classicism
- affectedness
Antonyms:
handsomeness Sentence Examples
- The young man's handsomeness captivated all who beheld him.
- Her handsomeness was not merely physical but also radiated from within.
- The stranger's rugged handsomeness hinted at a life filled with adventure.
- Even his enemies had to begrudgingly acknowledge his handsomeness.
- The artist's brushstrokes captured the handsomeness of the sitter.
- The actor's handsomeness drew crowds to the theater.
- She had always admired the handsomeness of her grandfather.
- The model's handsomeness made him the perfect choice for the fashion campaign.
- His handsomeness was undeniable, but it was his intelligence that truly made him attractive.
- The rugged handsomeness of the mountain guide made him seem untouchable.
FAQs About the word handsomeness
the quality of having regular well-defined features (especially of a man)The quality of being handsome.
gracefulness, elegancy,elegance, majesty, classiness, stateliness, magnificence, courtliness, grace, fineness
kitsch, crudeness, coarseness, gracelessness, crudeness, flamboyance, grotesqueness, vulgarity, gracelessness,inelegance
The young man's handsomeness captivated all who beheld him.
Her handsomeness was not merely physical but also radiated from within.
The stranger's rugged handsomeness hinted at a life filled with adventure.
Even his enemies had to begrudgingly acknowledge his handsomeness.
