sleek
Pronunciation: [sliːk]
Word
Context: “appearance”
(adjective) when something looks smooth, polished, and shiny. It often means that it is well-designed and attractive, like a shiny car, a well-groomed animal, or a stylish haircut.
Example
The new sports car has a sleek design that catches everyone's attention.
Example
The old bike looked rusty and far from sleek.
Example
What makes a car look sleek and modern?
Context: “style”
(adjective) when someone or something has a smooth and elegant style. This can refer to how a person dresses or carries themselves, looking very stylish and confident.
Example
She wore a sleek black dress that made her look very sophisticated.
Example
His outfit was messy and not at all sleek.
Example
How can you describe a person who has a sleek fashion sense?
Context: “grooming”
(verb) to make something smooth, shiny, or tidy. It's often used for animals, when someone takes care of their fur or feathers to look nice.
Example
She sleeked her hair back for the party.
Example
He didn't sleek his hair at all, making it look messy.
Example
How do you sleek your hair for a special occasion?
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