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tastefully

/ˈteɪst.fəl.i/

Tradução: Advérbio que significa «de maneira que demonstra bom gosto estético ou discernimento». Usado para descrever ações, designs ou ambientes elegantes, refinados e socialmente adequados, frequentemente no contexto de arte, moda, decoração ou comportamento.

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adverb

/ˈteɪst.fəl.i/B2formalart
  • ptAdvérbio que significa «de maneira que demonstra bom gosto estético ou discernimento». Usado para descrever ações, designs ou ambientes elegantes, refinados e socialmente adequados, frequentemente no contexto de arte, moda, decoração ou comportamento.

An adverb meaning "in a manner showing good aesthetic judgment or discernment." It is used to describe actions, designs, or arrangements that are elegant, refined, and socially appropriate, often in contexts related to art, fashion, interior design, or behavior.

  1. In an aesthetically pleasing mannerB2formal

    Done with good taste, elegance, and refinement.

    ptCom bom gosto

    • The living room was tastefully decorated with modern furniture.
    • She dressed tastefully for the formal dinner.
    • The gallery displayed the paintings tastefully.

    Sinônimosartfullybeautifullyelegantlyexquisitelygracefullystylishly

    Antônimosgaudilytastelesslyvulgarly

  2. With discretion and sensitivityB2formal

    Done in a way that avoids offense or vulgarity.

    ptCom bom gosto

    • The film handled the sensitive topic tastefully.
    • He tastefully avoided mentioning her mistake in public.
    • The memorial was designed tastefully to honor the victims.

    Sinônimosdelicatelydiscreetlysensitivelytactfully

    Antônimosoffensivelytastelesslyvulgarly

Formas
  • more tastefully comparative form
  • most tastefully superlative form
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