style
/staɪl/
noun
- A particular way of doing, creating, or presenting something, especially in art, fashion, or writing.
- His writing style is clear and easy to understand.
- The architect is known for his modern style of building design.
- She has a unique style of painting that uses bright colors.
- A person's characteristic way of behaving or dressing.
- Her elegant style makes her stand out at formal events.
- Developing your own personal style takes time and confidence.
- He has a very casual style, always wearing jeans and a T-shirt.
- A slender, pointed part of a plant's flower that receives pollen.
- The style of the flower connects the stigma to the ovary.
- In this plant, the style is longer than the petals.
- Bees often brush against the style while collecting nectar.
- A way of using language, especially in writing or speaking.
- The teacher praised her essay for its clear and concise style.
- Good style in writing means choosing words carefully.
- The author's style is full of vivid descriptions and metaphors.
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verb
- To design, arrange, or give a particular appearance to something.
- The interior designer styled the room with modern furniture.
- He styled the website to look clean and professional.
- She styled her hair in a neat bun for the interview.
- To call or refer to someone or something in a particular way.
- The king styled himself 'Protector of the Realm.'
- The company styles its products as 'eco-friendly and sustainable.'
- They styled the event a 'celebration of community.'
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