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swanky

[ US /ˈswɑŋki/ ]
[ UK /swˈæŋki/ ]
ADJECTIVE
  1. imposingly fashionable and elegant
    a swank apartment

How To Use swanky In A Sentence

  • Plus the clothes here were perfectly fine, and I wasn't wasting my money on some sleazy outfit from some swanky store just for a date.
  • It's on the fourth floor of a new development (with swanky security gates and a lift!) and from the window you can see right across London to the post office tower.
  • So could some swanky offices and shopping centres eventually sufferthe subprime fate?
  • My new gym is very expensive and somewhat swanky.
  • From all reports these guys are fantastic and they will be playing with local funksters Swanky Dee, who are always great for a dance.
  • As, under Blair's premiership, the UK has been reduced to the role of being an international 'chancer', our best strategy is probably to smile, back off and try to sell him a football club, a swanky townhouse or some hedge fund bonds. How Should the West Respond to Putin's Threat?
  • Completing the triad is the intimate Transit Lounge (141 Tai An Road; 86-21-6283-3051), a favorite among Japanese men who come for the swanky red banquettes, loungey vibe and mojitos. Sunday Reading
  • Hopmeyer lived well too, driving a 2005 Jaguar XJ and calling a swanky Yorkville pad home. Macleans.ca
  • I recommend visiting these swanky noun shops, even if you're not a klepto like me. Melissa Broder: Grand Theft Poetics
  • Not only are these tunes swanky and loungey, they are incredibly good also.
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