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Classy

🇬🇧 UK //ˈklɑːsi// 🇺🇸 US //ˈklæsi//

Meaning of Classy

Stylish and sophisticated in appearance or behavior.

In simple words: Stylish and elegant.

Classy in a sentence

• The event was very classy, filled with luxury decorations and fine dining.
• She always wears classy dresses that impress everyone around her.
• His classy demeanor made him the center of attention at the party.
• The restaurant has a classy atmosphere, perfect for a romantic dinner.
• They chose a classy theme for their wedding, with elegant flowers and decorations.

How to use Classy

Use 'classy' to describe someone or something that is sophisticated or stylish. It fits well in formal settings but can also be used informally. Avoid using it in contexts that need a more casual tone, as it might come off as too pretentious.

Grammar pattern

adjective

Memory hint

Think of a classic movie with a classy actor to remember style and elegance.

Related words

Collocations with Classy

• classy outfit
• classy restaurant
• classy event
• classy style
• classy accessories

Synonyms for Classy

• elegant
• stylish
• refined
• sophisticated
• chic

Opposites of Classy

• tacky
• uncouth
• vulgar

Common mistakes with Classy

• Confused with 'classy' versus 'classy-looking'; 'classy' describes quality while 'classy-looking' describes appearance.
• Using 'classy' to describe overly casual items, like jeans.
• Mixing up 'classy' with 'tacky' as they have opposite meanings.

Frequently asked questions about Classy

What does Classy mean?

Stylish and elegant.

What is the definition of Classy?

Stylish and sophisticated in appearance or behavior.

How do you use Classy in a sentence?

The event was very classy, filled with luxury decorations and fine dining.

Can you give another example of Classy?

She always wears classy dresses that impress everyone around her.

What are synonyms for Classy?

Common alternatives include elegant, stylish, refined, sophisticated, chic.

What is the opposite of Classy?

Opposite meanings include tacky, uncouth, vulgar.

What words go with Classy?

It commonly pairs with classy outfit, classy restaurant, classy event, classy style, classy accessories.

What are common mistakes when using Classy?

Confused with 'classy' versus 'classy-looking'; 'classy' describes quality while 'classy-looking' describes appearance. Using 'classy' to describe overly casual items, like jeans. Mixing up 'classy' with 'tacky' as they have opposite meanings.

How do you pronounce Classy?

US: //ˈklæsi//, UK: //ˈklɑːsi//. Listen to the audio above to hear native pronunciation.

Is Classy formal or informal?

"Classy" is formal, so it fits professional, business, or academic conversations.

When should I use Classy?

Use 'classy' to describe someone or something that is sophisticated or stylish. It fits well in formal settings but can also be used informally. Avoid using it in contexts that need a more casual tone, as it might come off as too pretentious.