Tasteful is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for TASTEFUL in dictionary:

ADJECTIVE:
• full of taste
• showing good aesthetic judgement or appropriate behaviour
• having or showing good taste
• Having a high relish; savory.
• Having or exhibiting good taste; in accordance with good taste; tasty; as, a tasteful drapery.
• having or showing or conforming to good taste
• free from what is tawdry or unbecoming
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• tasty

Words related to TASTEFUL

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Words that contain TASTEFUL

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How to use TASTEFUL in a sentence

• In addition to that I should be richer by a costume which would completely cover up the tasteful but rather pronounced pattern of my clothes.
• A small theatre from the design of Bernino stands close to this amphitheatre, and is built in a light tasteful manner.
• Many articles are also hung out, but the arrangement is not near so tasteful as is the case in Vienna or Hamburgh.
• Robert Patterson to spend a few days at his tasteful mansion in Locust street.
• So pure, so blameless is this book, That wise and wary sages Will lead young Innocence to look Upon its tasteful pages.
• Fashion displayed her most tasteful arrangements, and each one seemed vieing with the other in elegance of costume.
• The precipitous shores, and the tasteful little castle which is perched upon the steep just over the boiling spray, add much to its beauty, taken as a picture.
• Our house proves to be far prettier and more tasteful than I supposed.
• He also established a Sunday-school, and then he built with the aid of friends a tasteful chapel, which was dedicated in October, 1866.
• The centre of the inlaid and polished floor of the apartment was covered with a Tournay carpet of brilliant yet tasteful decoration.
• They presented him with numerous and tasteful gifts, which they assured him were sincere tokens of their esteem, and hoped he would accept them as such.
• You cannot always rely on your guides for a tasteful preparation of food.
• Ernest and Henrietta inhabit the Grotto Ernestine, which his brothers fitted up as a very tasteful dwelling.
• It was finer in its quality, and more tasteful in its fashion, than is customary.
• Neat tasteful dwellings soon were reared, In graceful ranks we see them stand, With spacious streets on either hand.
• The new building is very tasteful and convenient, in a beautiful and central location.
• Still more tasteful are some of the examples which occur upon the bas-reliefs, and seemingly represent earthen vases.
• Some examples have been already given illustrating the tasteful ornamentation of Assyrian furniture.
• The draperies of Asshur-izir-pal in the north-west palace at Nimrud, are at once more minutely labored and more tasteful than those of any later time.
• His lordship and friends had already rendered Merton Place a little paradise, by their tasteful arrangements.
• Tasteful and elegant in its proportions, it presented a picturesque and attractive appearance.
• An aged fan, ragged, but of tasteful pattern, dangled at her wrist.
• I shall be glad to hear that your health is improved, and your spirits good, so that the world may continue to be benefited by your judicious and tasteful labours.
• I have already spoken of the tasteful simplicity of her dress.
• How characteristic! how tasteful is the expression! The famous Virgin and Child too, so often engraved and copied.
• Against the farther wall of the house were arranged in tasteful figures a variety of spears and javelins, and other implements of savage warfare.
• Braids and strips of cloth of various colors are used and wrought upon the garments into odd and sometimes quite tasteful shapes.
• It is provided with a tasteful chapel, in which religious services are held on Sunday and during the week.
• In the rear of the back parlor is the supper room, one of the richest and most tasteful apartments in the city.
• The convenient, comfortable, and tasteful church building was erected in 1891.
• Dinner was presently served, at which the dishes were necessarily simple, yet tasteful.
• The centre building should be a tasteful summer-house, in which people might read or smoke or take refreshments.
• I hope his countrymen, the French, have erected to his memory some more tasteful and enduring token of their esteem than this.
• At last, under Charles the Fifth, a large room for sales and for the assemblies of the citizens was required, and a tasteful building of stone and brick was added.
• The display must be pleasant, tasteful, harmonious, and suggestive, but should not be beautiful, if it is to fulfill its purpose in the fullest sense.
• Moreover, it is surrounded by an arch of evergreens and flowers, of most tasteful form and beautiful colour.

Similar words containing TASTE without suffix ful

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