Pronunciation: /dɪˈbɑnɛr/
adjective having a sophisticated and charming manner; urbane, suave
A1 He was a debonair man who always wore a suit and tie.
A2 The debonair gentleman greeted everyone with a charming smile.
B1 The debonair actor captivated the audience with his suave demeanor.
B2 She was known for her debonair style and sophisticated fashion sense.
C1 The debonair CEO exuded confidence and charisma in every business meeting.
C2 His debonair presence at the gala made him the center of attention.
formal The debonair gentleman entered the room with a charming smile.
informal He always looks so debonair in his suits.
slang That guy thinks he's so debonair with his fancy car.
figurative Her debonair attitude towards challenges impressed everyone around her.
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