Suave is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for SUAVE in dictionary:

ADJECTIVE:
• sophisticated and smoothly affable
• (especially of a man) charming, confident, and elegant
• smooth and sophisticated in manner
• Sweet; pleasant; delightful; gracious or agreeable in manner; bland.
• having a sophisticated charm
• smoothly agreeable and courteous with a degree of sophistication
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• smoothly affable and polite

Words related to SUAVE

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Words that contain SUAVE

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How to use SUAVE in a sentence

• He was a quiet, inoffensive-looking person, with sallow complexion, suave but silent manners.
• The population was largely female, and every shopkeeper who knew his business had become proficient in bowing, smiling, and suave servility.
• In close attendance are various ladies of the court, their graceful forms transcribed with sinuous delicacy and suave poetic charm.
• The suave countenance before her was at first blank, then curious, then intent.
• The suave majesty of her demeanour, the magnificence of her apparel, and the flush of health and happiness which glowed upon her countenance, filled the people with enthusiasm.
• The ambulance was a huge, suave, varnished, white thing.
• Working with careless ease, he had been suave and pleasant in his manner, with ready smile or laugh.
• The comte was most politely firm, and murdered the young love with most suave apologies for the painful amputation.
• He was suave, polished, and apparently a gentleman.
• He seemed to be always around, underfoot, suave, fastidious, bowing Natalie out of the room and in again.
• If anything was calculated to bring back memories of the lighter side of the War it was the gracious and suave manner in which I despatched and redespatched to other departments.
• This officer was both brave and suave, and seemed in every respect a fitting person to act as an ambassador to the Tuileries.
• His smile was bland and his manner suave and smooth.
• Applied to this suave yet virile creature it fell grotesquely short, missing the key-note of his supremacy.
• But he was cold beneath that suave, soft-seeming exterior.
• The suave and humorous American, with his easy ways, is most popular with our people, although he cannot always be trusted nor is his word a bond.
• Slowly the long arms of the windmills turned in the suave and shimmering air.
• Her voice over the telephone was as suave and as limpid as could possibly be, but there was a sort of metallic glitter behind it, as it were.
• The suave resplendent sunset drew slowly to a majestic close.
• His suave self-possession seemed to have deserted him.
• But it was reality made at once truer, wider, and more suave by the method of presentment.
• Because of his mild disposition and optimism and also because of his love of approval, he was suave, affable, courteous, agreeable.
• Francis Markrute had been watching things minutely while he kept up his suave small talk with Colonel Macnamara on his right hand.
• There was no more of that suave political diplomacy in the executive chamber, after the fashion of the old days of easy rule.
• It is interesting to notice an accent of brutality in his speaking, so different from the suave and charming tones of Mr.

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