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raffish

/ˈræf.ɪʃ/

Tradução: Descreve alguém ou algo levemente suspeito ou fora do convencional, mas ainda assim atraente ou elegante de um jeito descontraído. Combina charme, ousadia e um toque de marginalidade ou falta de compostura.

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adjective

/ˈræf.ɪʃ/C2formal
  • ptDescreve alguém ou algo levemente suspeito ou fora do convencional, mas ainda assim atraente ou elegante de um jeito descontraído. Combina charme, ousadia e um toque de marginalidade ou falta de compostura.

Describes someone or something that is slightly disreputable or unconventional in an attractive, dashing, or stylish way.

  1. Stylishly unconventionalC1formal

    Having a slightly disreputable but attractive or stylish appearance; marked by a carefree, unconventional manner.

    ptElegantemente desleixado

    • He had a raffish charm that made him popular at parties.
    • Her raffish outfit turned heads at the gallery opening.
    • The actor cultivated a raffish image with his unshaven look and casual suits.

    Sinônimosbohemiandashingdebonairdevil-may-carejauntyrakish

    Antônimosconservativeconventionaldecorousprimproperrespectablestaidstraitlaced

  2. Dashingly disreputableC1formal

    Marked by a carefree unconventionality or a hint of disreputableness, often in an appealing way.

    ptDesreputação elegante

    • The old hotel had a raffish atmosphere, full of artists and eccentrics.
    • He wore his hat at a raffish angle, suggesting a rebellious spirit.
    • The novel's hero is a raffish rogue who lives by his wits.

    Sinônimosdashingdevil-may-carejauntyrakishroguish

    Antônimosconventionaldecentproperreputablerespectable

Formas
  • more raffish comparative form
  • most raffish superlative form