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Definition of suave - Reverso English Dictionary
Adjective
personalitycharming and elegant in a sophisticated, sometimes insincerely polite way
- He gave a suave reply that impressed everyone.
- He entered the room with a suave confidence.
- The suave host charmed the nervous guests.
Origin of suave
Latin, suavis (sweet)
Terms with suave included in their meaning
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personality
suave and charming, often in a deceptive way
style
suave and sophisticated in manner
charm
extremely suave or charming
personality
person who is charming and suave
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- French:charmant, ...
- German:gewandt, ...
- Italian:suadente, ...
- Spanish:suave, ...
- Portuguese:suave, ...
- Chinese:温文尔雅的, ...
- Japanese:洗練された, ...
- Arabic:لَبِق, ...
- Hebrew:חַלְקְלָק, ...
- Russian:обаятельный, ...
- Ukrainian:витончений, ...
- Hindi:शानदार, ...
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