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dandyish
adjective
uk /ˈdæn.di.ɪʃ/ us /ˈdæn.di.ɪʃ/
Someone, especially a man, who is dandyish is very interested in their own appearance and likes dressing in expensive, fashionable clothes. :
Her brother combined professionalism in his work with a dandyish and operatic manner.
He was a stylish dresser, but he was sometimes a bit too dandyish for me.
He was a handsome, dandyish figure in a striped blazer and librarian glasses.
Earlier illustrators for the magazine had specialized in dandyish upper-class types.
He is a man of great elegance, a dandyish dresser who knows how to wear his scarf just right.
SMART Vocabulary: related words and phrases
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ahead of timephrase
be (all) the rageidiom
be having a momentidiom
futuristic
futuristically
get with the programmeidiom
go ahead
granola
happening
sleekly
sleekness
smartly
smartness
snappily
the avant-garde
up to date
up-to-the-minuteidiom
way-out
with it
à la mode
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