rakish
/ˈreɪkɪʃ/
adjective
- Having a stylish, confident, and slightly careless or dashing appearance, often in a way that is attractive.
- Her rakish smile suggested she was up to something fun.
- He wore his hat at a rakish angle, giving him a playful look.
- The old sports car still had a rakish charm that turned heads.
- Characteristic of a rake (a person who is immoral or dissolute, especially in romantic or sexual matters); dissolute or debonair in a charming way.
- His rakish behavior at the party made him the talk of the town.
- She was drawn to his rakish charm despite her better judgment.
- The novel's hero was a rakish nobleman who broke hearts across the city.