V2 Vocabulary Building Dictionary
suave
adjective
Definition: sophisticated and charming in an effortless way
Synonyms: charming, agreeable, courteous, cultured, refined, sophisticated, worldly
Antonyms: crude, unsophisticated
Tips: Suave is derived from the Latin suavis, which means "agreeable." Think of a person who is charming and agreeable. Suave can sometimes be used negatively and ironically to describe someone who is arrogant in his charm and sophistication, and therefore, somewhat "cheesy."
Usage Examples:
He was a suave man who charmed everyone he met. (charming, agreeable, sophisticated)
The suave politician knew how to smooth-talk with his constituents. (courteous, sophisticated, charming)
She wanted to seem suave and sophisticated during the job interview. (refined, worldly, sophisticated)
The elegant man walked with an air of superiority, thinking himself very suave. (sophisticated, charming)
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