stylishness

IPA/ˈstaɪlɪʃnəs/
IPA/ˈstaɪlɪʃnəs/

stylishness — 名詞

1. the quality of looking well chosen and attractive, or of showing good taste in c

1.名詞C1
釋義

格調；品味

外表、設計或舉止上的好品味

the quality of looking well chosen and attractive, or of showing good taste in clothes, design, or the way someone behaves

例句

Emma admired the stylishness of Joon's dark blue suit at dinner.

Emma 在晚餐時欣賞 Joon 那套深藍色西裝展現出的格調。

the stylishness of + clothing item or look

The apartment's stylishness came from warm lamps and old wooden chairs.

這間公寓的格調來自暖色燈光和老木椅。

stylishness of a room shown through visible design details

同義詞
  • elegance

    usually sounds calmer and more refined, with less focus on modern fashion

  • style

    broader and more common; can refer to a general look rather than the quality behind it

  • chic

    more fashion-focused and slightly higher in register

  • sophistication

    suggests polish and worldly refinement, not only visual taste

反義詞
  • tackiness

    informal; showy, cheap-looking bad taste

  • plainness

    lack of special style or visual interest

文法句型

the stylishness of + outfit / room / design / behaviour

with stylishness

stylishness in + design / dress / manner

用法筆記

Usually treated as uncountable and often followed by of when you name the clothes, room, design, or behaviour being judged. It can describe personal manner as well as visible appearance, so it is broader than a word used only for current fashion.

常見錯誤

❌The stylishness of the soup impressed everyone.
✅The stylishness of the table setting impressed everyone.
💡Stylishness describes appearance or manner, not flavour.
❌Her stylishness comes from wearing the most expensive brands.
✅Her stylishness comes from choosing clothes that work well together.
💡Stylishness is about good taste, not simply high price.