suavity Synonyms
Strongest:
- discourtesy
- gracelessness
- indelicacy
- thoughtlessness
- thoughtlessness
- gracelessness
- discourtesy
- inconsiderateness
- inconsiderateness
- awkwardness
- indelicacy
- awkwardness
Strong:
- insolence
- impudence
- clumsiness
- boorishness
- incivility
- clumsiness
- impertinence
- impertinence
- disrespect
- disregard
- disregard
- brashness
- maladroitness
- rudeness
- insolence
- maladroitness
- ungraciousness
- impoliteness
- gaucheness
- inconsideration
- disrespect
- impoliteness
- boorishness
- impudence
- incivility
- brashness
- inconsideration
- rudeness
- gaucheness
- ungraciousness
Weak:
suavity Meaning
suavity (n)
the quality of being bland and gracious or ingratiating in manner
suavity Sentence Examples
- The politician's suavity disarmed his opponents, making it difficult for them to criticize his policies.
- The actor's effortless suavity led to him becoming a heartthrob among the audience.
- The CEO's suavity concealed a ruthless ambition that drove him to the top of the corporate ladder.
- The diplomat employed her suavity to negotiate a delicate treaty between two warring nations.
- The villain's suavity masked a cruel and manipulative nature, making him all the more dangerous.
- The surgeon's suavity calmed his patients before surgery, easing their anxiety and instilling confidence.
- The host's suavity made the guests feel welcome and comfortable, creating a delightful atmosphere at the party.
- The salesman's suavity persuaded even the most hesitant customers to make a purchase.
- The lawyer's suavity charmed the jury, swaying their opinions in favor of his client.
- The teacher's suavity diffused tense situations in the classroom, fostering a positive and productive learning environment.
FAQs About the word suavity
the quality of being bland and gracious or ingratiating in manner
grace, gallantry, suaveness, tact, gentility, diplomacy,gracefulness, sensitivity, poise, charm
discourtesy, gracelessness, indelicacy, thoughtlessness, thoughtlessness, gracelessness, discourtesy, inconsiderateness, inconsiderateness, awkwardness
The politician's suavity disarmed his opponents, making it difficult for them to criticize his policies.
The actor's effortless suavity led to him becoming a heartthrob among the audience.
The CEO's suavity concealed a ruthless ambition that drove him to the top of the corporate ladder.
The diplomat employed her suavity to negotiate a delicate treaty between two warring nations.
