Flair

Pronunciation: /flɛr/

Definitions of flair

noun a distinctive and stylish elegance

Example Sentences

A1 She added a little flair to her outfit with a colorful scarf.

A2 The chef's flair for cooking was evident in every dish he prepared.

B1 The artist's paintings were filled with creativity and flair.

B2 The dancer performed with incredible flair and grace.

C1 The designer's collection showcased her unique flair for combining patterns and textures.

C2 His flair for storytelling captivated audiences around the world.

Examples of flair in a Sentence

formal She displayed a unique flair for interior design, incorporating a blend of modern and traditional elements.

informal His cooking always has a special flair that sets it apart from others.

slang She's got a real flair for putting together killer outfits.

figurative His writing had a flair that brought the characters to life on the page.

Grammatical Forms of flair

• past tense: flaired
• plural: flairs
• comparative: more flair
• superlative: most flair
• present tense: flairs
• future tense: will flair
• perfect tense: have flaired
• continuous tense: is flaring
• singular: flair
• positive degree: flair
• infinitive: to flair
• gerund: flairing
• participle: flairing

Origin and Evolution of flair

First Known Use: 1932 year

Language of Origin: Old French

Story behind the word: The word 'flair' originated from the Old French word 'flairer', which means to give off an odor or scent.

Evolution of the word: Over time, the meaning of 'flair' has evolved to refer to a natural talent or ability, particularly in a creative or artistic sense.