urbane (Meaning)
urbane (s)
showing a high degree of refinement and the assurance that comes from wide social experience
urbane (a.)
Courteous in manners; polite; refined; elegant.
Synonyms & Antonyms of urbane
Synonyms:
Antonyms:
- parochial
- loutish
- clumsy
- graceless
- inexperienced
- gauche
- uncomfortable
- raw
- wooden
- boorish
- stiff
- stiff
- raw
- gauche
- green
- awkward
- uneasy
- graceless
- puerile
- parochial
- uneasy
- provincial
- inexperienced
- stilted
- green
- loutish
- classless
- uncouth
- boorish
- ungraceful
- churlish
- awkward
- classless
- uncouth
- clownish
- provincial
- churlish
- clumsy
- rustic
- puerile
- ungraceful
- clownish
- uncomfortable
- stilted
- rustic
- wooden
Synonyms:
- confident
- cavalier
- attractive
- experienced
- cultured
- cultivated
- polished
- metropolitan
- slick
- svelte
- cosmopolitan
- debonair
- serene
Antonyms:
urbane Sentence Examples
- The diplomat's urbane demeanor enabled him to navigate delicate international situations with ease.
- The suave actor exuded an urbane charm that captivated audiences with his polished delivery.
- The magazine's urbane tone appealed to a sophisticated and discerning readership.
- The host's urbane hospitality put guests at ease and made the party a memorable affair.
- The professor's urbane lectures captivated students with their erudition and wit.
- The politician's urbane language belied the fierce rivalry underlying his words.
- The critic's urbane review provided a balanced and insightful analysis of the artwork.
- The city's urbane culture offered residents a vibrant and cosmopolitan lifestyle.
- The hotel's urbane décor created an atmosphere of sophistication and elegance.
- The writer's urbane prose transported readers to a world of wit, intelligence, and charm.
FAQs About the word urbane
showing a high degree of refinement and the assurance that comes from wide social experienceCourteous in manners; polite; refined; elegant.
civilized, graceful, gracious, smooth, suave,sophisticated, confident, cavalier, attractive, experienced
parochial, loutish, clumsy, graceless, inexperienced, gauche, uncomfortable, raw, wooden, boorish
The diplomat's urbane demeanor enabled him to navigate delicate international situations with ease.
The suave actor exuded an urbane charm that captivated audiences with his polished delivery.
The magazine's urbane tone appealed to a sophisticated and discerning readership.
The host's urbane hospitality put guests at ease and made the party a memorable affair.
