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Tasteful

adjective

showing good style or good judgment.

8 letters 2 syllables

What does Tasteful mean?

showing good style or good judgment.

Dictionary definition

Tasteful describes something that shows good judgment, is pleasant to look at, or is appropriate for the situation.

Example sentences

Tasteful in a sentence

easy

The room had tasteful decorations.

medium

Her tasteful poster used clear colors and simple lettering.

hard

The designer chose a tasteful layout that looked polished without being distracting.

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Practice 1

What does tasteful mean?

Practice 2

Which word or phrase is closest in meaning to tasteful?

Practice 3

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Tasteful

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Sounds like

tayst · ful · strongest beat: tayst

Synonyms

Words like Tasteful

stylishShowing an attractive or pleasing style.
elegantGraceful, attractive, and well chosen.
appropriateSuitable for the situation.
Antonyms

Opposite words

tackyShowing poor taste or style.
gaudyToo bright, showy, or overly decorated.
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Word family

Tasteful word family

Base word

tasteful

adjective

tasteful

Showing good style or judgment.

adverb

tastefully

In a tasteful way.

noun

tastefulness

The quality of showing good style or judgment.

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