tastefulness
/ˈteɪst.fəl.nəs/Word connections
noun
/ˈteɪst.fəl.nəs/
Существительное, обозначающее качество быть элегантным, утончённым или демонстрирующим хорошее эстетическое чутьё.
Sustantivo que denota la cualidad de ser elegante, refinado o de demostrar buen gusto estético, especialmente en el estilo, el arte o la conducta.
Nom désignant la qualité d'être élégant, raffiné ou faisant preuve d'un bon sens esthétique.
Substantiv, das die Eigenschaft bezeichnet, elegant, kultiviert oder geschmackvoll zu sein und ein gutes ästhetisches Urteilsvermögen zu zeigen.
Substantivo que designa a qualidade de ser elegante, refinado ou de demonstrar bom gosto estético; também pode se referir ao bom gosto em si, especialmente em relação a escolhas estéticas ou culturais.
名词，指优雅、有品位或展现出良好审美判断力的品质。
اسم يدل على صفة الذوق الرفيع أو الحسّ الجمالي السليم، وعلى الأناقة والرقيّ والتناسق في المظهر أو السلوك أو التصميم.
A noun referring to the quality of being elegant, refined, or showing good aesthetic judgment.
uncountable
Elegance and refinementB2formal
The quality of being aesthetically pleasing, appropriate, and showing good judgment in style or behavior.
Вкус и изысканностьBuen gusto, elegancia y refinamientocaractère de bon goûtGeschmack und RaffinesseBom gosto e refinamento品味与雅致الذوق والأناقة- The tastefulness of her outfit was admired by everyone at the gala.
- The interior designer is known for the tastefulness of her minimalist projects.
- His speech was delivered with a tastefulness that avoided any offense.
Synonymschicclasselegancefinessegracepolishproprietyrefinementsophisticationstyle
Antonymscoarsenesscrudenessgaudinessinelegancetastelessnessvulgarity
- tastefulnesses plural form
- tastefulnesses' possessive plural form
- tastefulness's possessive singular form
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