Chic

Pronunciation: /ʃiːk/

Definitions of chic

noun stylishness and elegance; a stylish and fashionable quality

Example Sentences

A1 She wore a chic dress to the party.

A2 The boutique sells chic accessories for women.

B1 The interior design of the restaurant is very chic and modern.

B2 Her chic sense of style always impresses everyone.

C1 The chic elegance of the hotel's decor was breathtaking.

C2 The fashion designer is known for her chic and sophisticated creations.

adjective stylish and fashionable; attractive and elegant

Example Sentences

A1 She wore a chic dress to the party.

A2 The boutique sells chic accessories for affordable prices.

B1 The hotel lobby had a chic and modern design.

B2 Her chic sense of style always turns heads.

C1 The chic restaurant served gourmet dishes in an elegant setting.

C2 The fashion designer's latest collection was hailed as chic and sophisticated.

Examples of chic in a Sentence

formal The fashion designer showcased her latest collection of chic evening gowns.

informal I love your chic new haircut!

slang Those sneakers are so chic, I need to get a pair!

figurative Her chic demeanor exuded confidence and sophistication.

Grammatical Forms of chic

• past tense: chic
• plural: chics
• comparative: chicer
• superlative: chicest
• present tense: chic
• future tense: will be chic
• perfect tense: have been chic
• continuous tense: is being chic
• singular: chic
• positive degree: chic
• infinitive: to be chic
• gerund: being chic
• participle: chic

Origin and Evolution of chic

First Known Use: 1856 year

Language of Origin: French

Story behind the word: The word 'chic' originated from the French word 'chique' which meant stylish or elegant.

Evolution of the word: Originally used in French to describe stylishness, the word 'chic' made its way into the English language in the mid-19th century. Over time, 'chic' has come to represent a sense of style, elegance, and sophistication.