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glamour
noun as in sophisticated style
Strong matches
Weak matches
Example Sentences
But Monaco is Monaco - it has a unique position in that its glamour, location, wealth and history epitomise everything F1 wants to be seen to be.
Most often Ms Chola is photographed in all her glamour outside - often sitting on an elegant wooden chair or lounging on a leather sofa.
And yet Mr. Trump cloaked the effort’s announcement in glamour, calling it “potentially ‘The Manhattan Project’ of our time,” aiming “to liberate our economy, and make the U.S. government accountable to ‘WE THE PEOPLE.’”
Trump isn't just a simulacrum, but one that feels nothing but contempt for the real thing, which often has less surface glamour than his gold-painted fakes.
There was some glamour for the King ahead of his birthday, as he attended the premiere of Gladiator II, on Wednesday.
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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