prepossessing (Meaning)

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prepossessing (s)

creating a favorable impression

No weak antonyms found.

Emily's prepossessing appearance, with her captivating smile and radiant eyes, immediately drew everyone's attention.
The young man had a prepossessing demeanor, exuding an air of confidence and charm that made him stand out in the crowd.
The hotel's prepossessing facade, adorned with intricate carvings and a grand entrance, promised an unforgettable experience.
The antique mirror exhibited a prepossessing patina, adding an air of history and intrigue to the room.
The company's prepossessing marketing materials effectively showcased its products and generated a high level of interest.
The politician's prepossessing rhetoric captivated the audience, persuasively conveying his message and leaving a lasting impression.
The scientist's prepossessing presentation at the conference earned him respect and admiration from his peers.
The garden's prepossessing array of vibrant flowers and lush greenery created a captivating and serene atmosphere.
The ancient ruins possessed a prepossessing aura, evoking a sense of wonder and connection with the past.
The artist's prepossessing paintings displayed an incredible mastery of technique and a profound understanding of human emotion.

creating a favorable impression

charming, appealing, glamorous,attractive, delightful, pleasing, alluring, embellishing, glamourous, comely

functional, functional,utilitarian, utilitarian,

Emily's prepossessing appearance, with her captivating smile and radiant eyes, immediately drew everyone's attention.

The young man had a prepossessing demeanor, exuding an air of confidence and charm that made him stand out in the crowd.

The hotel's prepossessing facade, adorned with intricate carvings and a grand entrance, promised an unforgettable experience.

The antique mirror exhibited a prepossessing patina, adding an air of history and intrigue to the room.