Pronunciation

/staɪl/

Definitions

Noun

• Style: 1. A particular manner or form in which something is done or presented, often characterized by a distinctive appearance or quality. “The art nouveau style was popular in the early 20th century.”
• 2. Fashion or taste in clothing, design, or aesthetics. “Her writing has a distinct and elegant style.”
• 3. A way of expressing oneself or conducting oneself, especially in terms of language or behavior. “He has a sophisticated conversational style.”

Verb

• To style: To arrange or dress (one’s hair or clothing) in a particular manner; to give a specific aesthetic to something. “She styled her hair in loose waves for the event.”

Adjective

• Characteristic of a particular style or manner. “The building’s architecture is a fine example of Art Deco style.”

Adverb

• Expressing a manner or way of doing something. “She speaks with a confident and relaxed style.”

Phrases

• “In a style reminiscent of…” suggests similarity to a particular style.
• “Switching up your style” means to change your usual approach or appearance.
• “Maintaining a minimalist style” refers to simplicity and clarity.

Example Sentences

• Noun: “The furniture in her home had a mix of vintage and modern styles.”
• Verb: “She decided to style her new haircut in a more polished look.”
• Adjective: “The architect’s designs were known for their sleek, contemporary style.”
• Adverb: “He delivered his speech with a calm and engaging speaking style.”

Synonyms

• Fashion
• Tone
• Manner
• Form
• Look
• Character
• Flavor
• Design
• Technique
• Approach