Suavity is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for SUAVITY in dictionary:

NOUN:
• the state of being suave, also SUAVENESS
• the quality of being suave in manner
• Sweetness to the taste.
• The quality of being sweet or pleasing to the mind; agreeableness; softness; pleasantness; gentleness; urbanity; as, suavity of manners; suavity of language, conversation, or address.
• the quality of being bland and gracious or ingratiating in manner

Words related to SUAVITY

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How to use SUAVITY in a sentence

• Pigot was obviously annoyed at my presence, and I feared for a moment that his Gallic suavity would be strained to breaking.
• This he would do very minutely, with great suavity and becoming gravity, and then with no sign of hesitation indicate invariably the wrong road.
• She greeted Miss Drane with much suavity, and asked her if she liked apples.
• I was impressed with his suavity of manners, and the interest he manifested in natural history, and furnished him some of our characteristic northern specimens in mineralogy.
• This revenue he spent in the most liberal manner, and soon became very popular from the suavity and refinement of his manners, and his extreme generosity.
• It has preserved its courteous and modest dignity, its habits of polite neutrality, the suavity and equality of the relations between its members.
• Aunt Victoria began to move with her slow grace along the road towards home, and Sylvia to follow, soaking herself in an impression of supreme suavity.
• His great bodily suavity gave his every action a curious significance and grace.
• His attainments, the suavity of his temper, and the gentle simplicity of his manners, had obtained for him ready admission to the first literary circles.
• The draped, winged, and armed angels of Heaven are posed with a ceremonious research of suavity or grandeur.
• Francis bequeathed a legend of singular suavity and beauty, overflowing with the milk of charity and mildness, to the Church, S.
• The suavity of manners, and the scientific acquirements of this gentleman, command the friendship and esteem of all those who have the pleasure of his acquaintance.
• Balcom walked jauntily, but with a suavity of manner that was always his.
• Most people knew his pictures of the Four Elements, so neatly executed in a style adapting Flemish smoothness of surface to Italian suavity of line.
• Indeed, her very suavity and sweetness of manner was assumed, because it was so much more comfortable and effective to be agreeable than otherwise.
• To make loss as small as possible there were in order suavity, coolness, even gaiety! And still appeared the perplexing something he could not resolve.
• There was no sweep and swing, nor suavity of connected progress in the strains.
• Temperance and regularity in all his habits, gave him general good health, and his unaffected modesty and suavity of manners endeared him to every one.
• Bailly showed in all the relations of life a degree of patience, a suavity, a deference to the opinions of others, that would have soothed the most irascible self-love.
• Both assumed a suavity of manner felt to be just at the breaking point.
• There was a sort of repressed fierceness behind his suavity.
• She sat off by herself in a peacock-colored gown that wrapped her body suavity as if the fabric were soaking wet, a band of smoky-blue about her forehead.
• The homes thus represented by ladies and babies were clearly polite homes, where reigned suavity, tranquillity, affection, and plenty.
• The first is Obedience, the second Suavity, the third Modesty, the fourth Beauty of the Body, even as the Song says in the first section of this part.
• Her manner was a combination of suavity and dignity.
• It was no longer the persuasive suavity of one who is desirous only to please, but the politeness of a gentleman to au inferior.
• The British polish over the Oriental suavity seemed to her a decidedly incongruous mixture.
• I was impressed with him then, as a man of much elegance of manner and suavity of feeling.
• Take your cue from that, and with all suavity of manner, insist as much as you can upon our being so placed.
• Stanton on the alert and, as the officers filed on the platform, gave her a gentle push to the front, whereupon she opened the convention with the utmost suavity.
• Their guest raised his hat to the young lady and her mother, who threw into her carriage all the dignity and suavity she could command.
• He was very richly dressed, and he was a gentleman of unbounded suavity.
• He had received his name from the suavity of his countenance, the inveterate politeness of his language, and the unassailable composure of his manner.
• By the mild spirit which it diffused, it produced a certain suavity of behaviour towards them.

Similar words containing SUAV without suffix ity

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