elegance
Pronunciation: [ˈɛlɪɡəns]
Word
Context: “appearance”
(noun) a quality of being graceful and stylish in appearance or manner. When someone or something is elegant, it looks nice and feels sophisticated, like a beautiful dress or a well-mannered person.
Example
The bride's dress was full of elegance and made her look stunning on her special day.
Example
The room lacked elegance, with messy furniture and plain walls.
Example
What makes a piece of art have elegance?
Context: “style”
(noun) the quality of being simple but effective or clever. This meaning is about how ideas or designs can be straightforward yet beautiful, like a simple poem that touches your heart.
Example
The elegance of her speech captivated the audience; it was straightforward yet profound.
Example
His explanation was too complicated and lacked the elegance that would have made it clearer.
Example
Can you think of an example where elegance in style makes a big difference?
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