beautiful
/ˈbjutəfəɫ/
adjectiveextremely pleasing to the mind or senses
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1. They had a different language, a beautiful language called Gaelic.
2. You can see some of the beautiful buildings from that time in George Square.
3. There are beautiful flowers in it, and twelve tall trees.
4. Now she is sitting under the most beautiful Christmas tree.
5. 'I'm going to be your faithful and beautiful wife.'
glorious
/ˈɡɫɔɹiəs/
adjectivebeing exceptionally beautiful, resplendent, or dazzling
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1. Just the size, the size is absolutely glorious.
2. The sleep was simply glorious.
3. the weather can be 'glorious'.
4. My hair looks glorious, though.
5. That one was freakin' glorious.
stunning
/ˈstənɪŋ/
adjectivevery beautiful, attractive, or impressive
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1. The political consequences of the Kansas-Nebraska Act were stunning.
2. That headline number is stunning.
3. The gap between him and the runner-up is stunning.
4. That eye makeup is stunning!
5. The initial results are stunning.
breathtaking
/ˈbɹɛθˌteɪkɪŋ/
adjectivearousing great excitement, surprise, or admiration in someone
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1. Is breathtaking.
2. - Enjoy the breathtaking scenery.
3. And the scale and the speed of this system is truly breathtaking.
4. Your explanation of that was so breathtaking.
5. The dress was incredibly breathtaking.
gorgeous
/ˈɡɔɹdʒəs/
adjectiveextremely attractive and beautiful
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1. The presentation was gorgeous.
2. This desk is gorgeous.
3. The color is gorgeous.
4. The colors in here are gorgeous.
5. Your outdoor face is gorgeous!
splendid
/ˈspɫɛndɪd/
adjectivebeing exceptionally impressive, magnificent, or grand in appearance
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1. 'That's splendid.
2. It sounds splendid.
3. It's splendid.
4. What splendid effort!—what magnificent, what superhuman strength!
5. This new technology really is splendid stuff.
exquisite
/ˈɛkskwəzət/
adjectiveexceptionally beautiful, delicate, or refined in a way that evokes admiration or delight
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1. The crust is exquisite.
2. The preparations are exquisite.
3. This family drama is exquisite!
4. The restrained use of color is exquisite.
5. The woodwork is exquisite.
elegant
/ˈɛɫəɡənt/
adjective(of a person or their behavior) attractive, stylish, or beautiful
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1. Nature's solution is actually very elegant.
2. The solution is really elegant in its simplicity.
3. Georgia's style is so perfectly sharp, elegant.
4. It has very elegant properties.
5. - Is that elegant?
angelic
/ˌænˈdʒɛɫɪk/
adjective(of a person) being very beautiful and kind, in a way that resembles an angel
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1. And two angelic beings descend from Heaven.
2. It is so angelic.
3. - Great, this baby is angelic.
4. Yeah, I mean, or angelic powers.
5. Look at it his angelic little smile.
ravishing
/ˈɹævɪʃɪŋ/
adjectiveextremely attractive and pleasing
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1. It wasn’t long back on land before our former pirate captain ran into a ravishing, red-haired woman in a Bohemian pub.
2. Yet through all the gloom, I can see rays of ravishing, light, and glory.
3. To convince the Spartans and their allies that victory was impossible, that the Athenians could easily sustain the only damage the enemy could inflict, the ravishing of Attica, and to show to them and the allies that the Athenians could do them considerable harm, if they chose.
artistic
/ɑɹˈtɪstɪk/
adjectivehaving aesthetic appeal, visual attractiveness, or creative beauty
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1. Artistic taxidermy took an eccentric route in the Victorian Era with the introduction of anthropomorphic taxidermy.
2. His rage is almost incandescent, artistic.
3. Probably memoirs generally are artistic projects.
4. My daughter's artistic.
5. Number six is artistic expression.
beauteous
/bjˈuːɾiəs/
adjective(literary) beautiful and pleasant to the sight
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1. Beauteous and wondrous ghost, were you murdered in a bathtub?
2. Cleveland's offense has operated in beauteous harmony, but once again Jordan is bailing his team out and has kept the Cavs from running away with the game.
3. The inside looks beauteous.
4. - Beauteous is a word!
5. Yes, Bailey did her hair so that she could eat some waffles in her beauteous splendor, waffle-eating.
entrancing
/ɛntɹˈænsɪŋ/
adjectivemesmerizing, or captivatingly beautiful
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ethereal
/ɪˈθɪɹiəɫ/
adjectiveextremely delicate, light, and airy
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1. Yeah, so Ethereal distribution is up to you.
2. It just sounds kind of ethereal
3. And by contrast, these other areas of richness are a bit more ethereal.
4. It's ethereal.
5. - It's so ethereal.
fair
/ˈfɛɹ/
adjective(of a woman) beautiful
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1. - dual agency is fair?
2. Fair is fair.
3. Fair is fair.
4. Today's word is fair.
5. Are these new terms fair?
ineffable
/ˌɪˈnɛfəbəɫ/
adjectiveindescribable or beyond words, often used to describe beauty or aesthetic experiences
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1. There's an ineffable quality to it.
2. That are a little bit more ineffable, that are more qualitative?
3. At the bottom of the steps she stands waiting, with a smile of ineffable joy, an attitude of matchless grace and dignity.
4. some of these sensations will truly be ineffable, meaning that you can't describe them.
5. no one of course is somebody sensations will be ineffable.
picture-perfect
/pɪktʃɚpɜːfɛkt/
adjectiveimpeccably beautiful or ideal in appearance, like a perfectly composed photograph
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1. Here’s a toast to a picture-perfect evening, Paul.
2. This is a very picture-perfect roast potato.
3. It was a picture-perfect 19th century home with beautiful windows, multiple bathrooms, and best of all, a backyard.
4. I have the most picture-perfect domain name in mind.
5. After retirement, she enjoyed a seemingly picture-perfect family life with billionaire husband Peter Brant and their kids.
picturesque
/ˈpɪktʃɝəsk/
adjective(particularly of a building or place) having a pleasant appearance, often in an old-fashion manner
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1. You like this picturesque view, really?
2. These are very picturesque.
3. These islands can boast picturesque views, exciting wildlife, and even colonial ruins!
4. It was certainly picturesque.
5. It’s very picturesque.
statuesque
/ˌstætʃuˈɛsk/
adjective(especially of a woman) beautiful, with a tall elegant figure
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1. The Carters are purposely statuesque, barely moving, in front of one of the most recognizable portraits of all time, the Mona Lisa.
2. In his records of his adventures, Marco Polo describes Khutulun as looking statuesque.
3. In contrast to her husband, Oscar’s mother, Jane, was especially elegant and statuesque.
4. And Blake put him between two enormously statuesque ladies.
5. I have to say because they're statuesque.
sublime
/səˈbɫaɪm/
adjectiveof exceptional beauty or excellence
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1. Everything is absolutely sublime!
2. Ah oh yes, The stuffing is sublime!
3. It's simply sublime.
4. Pregnancy is not very sublime.
5. The execution on site from Jason Warren and his team is just absolutely sublime.
wondrous
/ˈwəndɹəs/
adjectiveawe-inspiring or marvelous, evoking a sense of wonder or amazement
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1. I am wondrous.
2. It is a wondrous realm.
3. It's kind of wondrous.
4. The last decades were a wondrous time.
5. But these wondrous things are, at their heart, secret marvels of design.
sex symbol
/sˈɛks sˈɪmbəl/
nouna famous person who is considered to be sexually attractive by many people
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hot stuff
/hˈɑːt stˈʌf/
nounsomeone who is sexually appealing
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1. Hot stuff coming through!
2. - What decade did these hot sauces become hot stuff?
3. This is hotter stuff
4. Brought the Hot Stuff bag.
5. Now, the floors in here are hot stuff.
dish
/ˈdɪʃ/
nouna sexually attractive or pleasing person
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1. In the hot room, chefs dish out soups, sauces, sides, and mains.
2. Wash dishes.
3. Maybe one ovary never washed dishes.
4. Baking dish.
5. All right.dishwasher is washing dishes.
eye candy
/ˈaɪ kˈændi/
nounsomeone or something that is attractive but useless
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1. Their blue feet are real eye candy to the ladies.
2. Their blue feet are real eye candy to their lady friends.
3. It's not simple eye candy either.
4. Santoro as Karl was more eye candy than three-dimensional character.
5. It sounds like a lot of eye candy.
sexy
/ˈsɛksi/
adjective(of a person) sexually attractive
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1. Which man is sexier?
2. Well, whose forearms are sexier?
3. So her eyes become sexier.
4. - That one's quite sexier.
5. What country has the sexiest people?
desirable
/dɪˈzaɪɝəbəɫ/, /dɪˈzaɪɹəbəɫ/
adjectivehaving qualities or features that make someone or something sexually appealing
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1. Now this posture may look desirable.
2. Promotion is therefore less desirable to you.
3. I feel more desirable.
4. It's desirable.
5. It became desirable.
seductive
/sɪˈdəktɪv/
adjectivealluring or enticing in a way that is suggestive or tempting, often with a focus on charm or attractiveness
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1. Within the context of the fantasy sequences, Sucker Punch mimics the tropes of senseless and seductive action films.
2. That power is seductive.
3. - That wink though, that was super seductive. -
4. Seductive with it.
5. - They're very seductive.
hot
/ˈhɑt/
adjectivesexually desired or desiring
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1. It is a hot afternoon and Jake is sitting on a bench in Notting Hill.
2. Hot take alert!
3. Hot take number two.
4. My face is hot.
5. Those guys were hot.
attractive
/əˈtɹæktɪv/
adjectivepleasing or appealing to the senses
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1. A nice balance is attractive.
2. Execution is attractive.
3. The battle scars are attractive.
4. - None of your friends are attractive.
5. None of your friends are attractive.
cute
/ˈkjut/
adjectiveattractive and good-looking
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1. Cute cat videos.
2. So cute little babies.
3. - Cute little ones.
4. Cute little baby face.
5. Cute little baby face.
dishy
/dˈɪʃi/
adjectivesexually attractive and good-looking
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1. Dishy, you'd say attractive, a woman watching telly would say, oh, I like George Clooney, he's dishy, it's not aggressive or seedy.
2. Oh, she's a bit dishy.
3. She's a bit dishy.
4. And we'll make a little dishy dish, a little snack okay?
5. Grey's Anatomy star Ellen Pompeo may have had a difficult choice between dishy doctors on the hit medical drama, but in real life there was only one man for her.
juicy
/ˈdʒusi/
adjectiveradiant, alluring, or attractive in a visually appealing way
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1. The chicken is juicier.
2. His worm is juicy.
3. The cranberry is juicy!
4. This gossip is juicy!
5. Citrus Fruits are juicy.
luscious
/ˈɫəʃɪs/
adjectivesexually attractive and very seductive
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1. He is seriously luscious.
2. Whereas red onion has this luscious plumpness to it.
3. This just looks absolutely luscious.
4. - My house is a luscious house.
5. But luscious brows are a beauty staple within the Mexican culture.
lush
/ˈɫəʃ/
adjectivesexually attractive or alluring
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1. The plants around you are losing their green lush.
2. The island looks like the picture of a true paradise: lush green trees, crystal blue waters, and white sand.
3. Or lush?
4. Regions in the middle of Pangea would have lush rainforests along their borders.
5. This one is, lush? -
pretty
/ˈpɹɪti/
adjective(of a woman or a child) attractive without being very beautiful
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1. Last month a pretty girl came to work for him.
2. He agreed to do as the young woman said, and she left, a smile on her calm, pretty face.
3. And both methods came up with pretty similar results.
4. And there's also a whole other category of treatment that's pretty different from the talking and listening that goes on in psychotherapy.
5. The designs are pretty.
prepossessing
/pɹɪpəzˈɛsɪŋ/
adjectiveattractive in appearance, particularly in terms of facial features or overall demeanor
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resplendent
/ɹisˈpɫɛndənt/
adjectivedazzling, radiant, or magnificent in appearance
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1. But this fall, Putnam is in semi-seclusion, with wife Rosemary in resplendent rural New Hampshire, and he appreciates the irony.
2. And when she did the debate in Milwaukee, she was resplendent in purple.
3. - We're buying lots and building resplendent libraries!
4. Here rows of resplendent pewter, ranged on a long dresser, dazzled his eyes.
5. Placed in a ceremonial costume, covered with resplendent feathers and made to look massive by way of wooden frames, this warrior scared the Spaniards.
sensational
/sɛnˈseɪʃənəɫ/
adjectivetruly outstanding, remarkable, exceptional, or attractive
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1. It's absolutely sensational.
2. It's sensational.
3. Steering rack is sensational.
4. It's just sensational.
5. This is sensational.
winning
/ˈwɪnɪŋ/
adjectiveattractive and lovely
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1. - The winning, the witch hunts the fire, the fury.
2. That's WINNING.
3. Throw their winnings on the pile with the rest of it?
4. The winning is the winning of the dignity of every single Egyptian.
5. The winning is the winning of the dignity of every single Egyptian.
lovely
/ˈɫəvɫi/
adjectivevery beautiful or attractive
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1. The lighting was lovely.
2. This audience was lovely.
3. VELVET: Sounds lovely.
4. The fish is lovely.
5. You guys did lovely.
appealing
/əˈpiɫɪŋ/
adjectivepleasing or attractive
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1. The exterior here is quite appealing.
2. Breast looks appealing.
3. Lots of it's quite appealing.
4. Your dynamic nature and this love for people is very appealing.
5. Suddenly, couponing sounds a lot more appealing.
eye-catching
/ˈaɪkˈætʃɪŋ/
adjectivevisually striking or captivating
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nice-looking
/nˈaɪslˈʊkɪŋ/
adjectiveattractive and pleasant to the sight
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adorable
/əˈdɔɹəbəɫ/
adjectivelovely and attractive
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1. Baby deer are adorable!
2. The ants are adorable.
3. Panda bears are adorable.
4. My niece is adorable.
5. -These are adorable.
captivating
/ˈkæptɪˌveɪtɪŋ/
adjectivehaving the ability to attract and hold one's attention or interest
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1. Arlene Saunders was as captivating as her soprano opera voice.
2. If you are a good actor, your performance is captivating.
3. Their marine landscapes are exceptionally captivating.
4. It is literally captivating.
5. The intro is so captivating.
beguiling
/bɪˈɡaɪɫɪŋ/
adjectivecharmingly attractive or enticing
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1. The romantic movement of the 19th century bequeathed us that beguiling would often distract solution but it's our emotions that we always find us guides to the truth.
2. There's a beguiling quality to that argument, when we look at the folly of human history and the folly of human nature.
3. It's curved design, grass roof, and use of wood and rock as building materials embeds it into the natural surroundings and gives it a beguiling aura of secrecy.
4. If she beat the tambourine ♫ ♫ to her beguiling dance, all eyes were glowing admiringly.
5. You have a, like, very beguiling personality.
sweet
/ˈswit/
adjectivehaving an attractive or pleasing appearance
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1. Every culture loves sweets.
2. 'All children love sweets'.
3. So life for this young member of the recent graduating class of Harvard Law School, life for this young prosecutor is sweet.
4. - Oh sweet This was kind of growing up in the Bay Area in California.
5. Sweets come in so many different shapes and sizes.
aesthetic
/ɛsˈθɛtɪk/
adjectiverelating to the enjoyment or appreciation of beauty or art, especially visual art.
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1. It has aesthetics.
2. So the main changes here are aesthetic.
3. Up on Mount Washington, aesthetics are secondary.
4. The aesthetics were the aesthetics of the straight line.
5. Is your motivation purely aesthetic?
delectable
/dɪˈɫɛktəbəɫ/
adjectiveevoking sexual arousal
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1. This is delectable.
2. This looks delectable.
3. It's delectable butter pound cakes.
4. This delectable meal is known as the chicken cheese crumble.
5. This is looking delectable!
enticing
/ɛnˈtaɪsɪŋ/
adjectiveattractive, alluring, or appealing in a way that arouses interest or desire
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1. Well, the numbers were too enticing.
2. That's enticing.
3. That's enticing.
4. More enticing thumbnails get more clicks.
5. Instead, nutritionally-poor foods like potato chips and chocolate cake become more enticing.
fetching
/ˈfɛtʃɪŋ/
adjectiveattractive in a way that catches the eye
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1. Actually that is quite fetching.
2. Wearing a fetching and simple Winnie-style head tie when I met her outside Mrs. Madikizela-Mandela's Soweto home, a 22-year-old student, Neo Ngcobo, said she had joined the flourishing, unofficial movements.
3. They're very fetching.
4. When the smaller more fetching sequel, the G Flex 2 was announced for Sprint in 2015, I very nearly switched carriers just to own it.
5. The new model is available in three colors now, including the very fetching, Atomic Red that's probably the most exciting thing about the lineup.
flattering
/ˈfɫætɝɪŋ/
adjectiveimproving or emphasizing someone's good features, making them appear more attractive
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1. - Are they flattering?
2. That's flattering.
3. Wanna nail your most flattering bod?
4. This flattering color works for every skin tone.
5. It was super flattering.
glamorous
/ˈɡɫæmɝəs/
adjectiveattractive in a special way
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1. Black women have been glamorous.
2. What city is more glamorous?
3. Architectural photography is extremely glamorous.
4. The horizon, the open road, is very, very glamorous.
5. My job looks glamorous?
good
/ˈɡʊd/, /ɡɪd/
adjectiveaesthetically pleasing, attractive, or appealing
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1. The ads will certainly emphasize things like good taste, easy preparation, and high nutrition.
2. A gardener was not a good husband for a Clarkson girl!'
3. We just got a really good photographer.
4. Even the cats eat good cheese here.
5. I never got good grades, wasn't some kid prodigy.
magnetic
/mæɡˈnɛtɪk/
adjectivestrong, attractive, and captivating quality that draws attention and creates an allure
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1. Magnetic north is different.
2. One of them is magnetic.
3. - These Beats are magnetic.
4. Magnetic interaction is much weaker.
5. The remote control holder is magnetic.
beaut
/bjˈuːt/
nounan excellent or beautiful person
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2. "That was freakin' beaut?"
3. Okay, what was beaut, Link?
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5. She's a beaut.
smasher
/ˈsmæʃɝ/
nouna very attractive or engaging person or thing
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1. But some, like our smasher, have a way of avoiding the fight.
2. And then you put your lime in to the smasher.
3. That's because of the ring smasher.
4. Another record smasher to break this record needs to balance 55 glasses on his chin for 10 seconds.
5. Now, the other type of mantis shrimp is the smasher stomatopod, and these guys open up snails for a living.