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Meaning in simple English, pronunciation and examples
Pronunciation: US /ˈklæsi/ · UK /ˈklɑːsi/
classy means: Attractive and stylish in a way that suggests good taste and high quality.
adjective
Attractive and stylish in a way that suggests good taste and high quality.
- That is a classy dress.
- They booked a table at a classy restaurant.
- Her simple black shoes looked classy with the suit.
Showing kindness, respect, or good judgment, especially in a difficult situation.
- That was a classy gesture.
- She gave a classy response to his insult.
- Congratulating his opponent after losing was a classy thing to do.
Questions about classy
What does classy mean?
Attractive and stylish in a way that suggests good taste and high quality.
What is classy in other languages?
Türkçe: şık · Español: elegante · Français: chic · Deutsch: elegant · Italiano: elegante · 日本語: 上品な
How do you pronounce classy?
In American English /ˈklæsi/; in British English /ˈklɑːsi/.
How do you use classy in a sentence?
That is a classy dress. They booked a table at a classy restaurant.
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