suave Antonyms
Strongest:
- ungraceful
- stilted
- puerile
- gauche
- classless
- parochial
- churlish
- puerile
- boorish
- green
- churlish
- awkward
- wooden
- uncomfortable
- clumsy
- green
- graceless
- clumsy
- callow
- inexperienced
- rustic
- parochial
- stilted
- uneasy
- loutish
- awkward
- uncomfortable
- wooden
- raw
- raw
- boorish
- uncouth
- graceless
- stiff
- classless
- clownish
- provincial
- callow
- uneasy
- ungraceful
- gauche
- stiff
- provincial
- loutish
- inexperienced
- uncouth
- rustic
- clownish
Strong:
- rough-hewn
- unrefined
- unsophisticated
- stodgy
- inelegant
- rough-hewn
- unworldly
- ungainly
- ungainly
- uncivilized
- gawky
- unrefined
- uncultured
- uncultured
- uncivilized
- inelegant
- gawky
- unworldly
- unsophisticated
- stodgy
Weak:
Strongest:
Strong:
- glib
- attractive
- svelte
- cosmopolitan
- experienced
- confident
- debonair
- smart
- cultured
- unctuous
- slick
- serene
Weak:
Meaning of suave
suave (s)
having a sophisticated charm
smoothly agreeable and courteous with a degree of sophistication
suave Sentence Examples
- James Bond exuded a suave charm, capturing the hearts of countless admirers.
- The suave politician delivered a speech that mesmerized the audience with its eloquence.
- With a suave smile, the salesman convinced his clients to make a substantial purchase.
- The detective's suave demeanor disarmed suspects, making them more likely to confess.
- The suave host of the party welcomed guests with warmth and sophistication.
- The actor played the suave leading man with ease, captivating the audience with his dashing good looks.
- The boutique's clientele was known for their suave and refined style.
- The suave diplomat navigated international relations with grace and diplomacy.
- The suave billionaire enjoyed the finer things in life, from luxury cars to private jets.
- The suave lounge singer crooned melodies that created an atmosphere of intimacy and romance.
FAQs About the word suave
having a sophisticated charm, smoothly agreeable and courteous with a degree of sophistication
graceful, polished, urbane, gracious, civilized,sophisticated, smooth, glib, attractive, svelte
ungraceful, stilted, puerile, gauche, classless, parochial, churlish, puerile, boorish, green
James Bond exuded a suave charm, capturing the hearts of countless admirers.
The suave politician delivered a speech that mesmerized the audience with its eloquence.
With a suave smile, the salesman convinced his clients to make a substantial purchase.
The detective's suave demeanor disarmed suspects, making them more likely to confess.
