Handsomeness

Pronunciation: /ˈhændsəmnəs/

Definitions of handsomeness

noun the quality of being physically attractive or pleasing in appearance

Example Sentences

A1 He has a lot of handsomeness.

A2 The prince's handsomeness captivated everyone at the ball.

B1 Her handsomeness was undeniable, attracting many admirers.

B2 The actor's handsomeness made him a heartthrob among fans.

C1 His handsomeness was not just physical, but also reflected in his kind personality.

C2 The model's handsomeness was enhanced by his confident demeanor on the runway.

Examples of handsomeness in a Sentence

formal His handsomeness was undeniable, drawing the attention of everyone in the room.

informal Wow, his handsomeness really stood out at the party last night.

slang Dang, that guy's handsomeness is off the charts!

figurative Her handsomeness shone through not just in her appearance, but in her kind heart and warm smile.

Grammatical Forms of handsomeness

• past tense: handsomed
• plural: handsomenesses
• comparative: more handsome
• superlative: most handsome
• present tense: is handsome
• future tense: will be handsome
• perfect tense: has been handsome
• continuous tense: is being handsome
• singular: handsomeness
• positive degree: handsome
• infinitive: to be handsome
• gerund: being handsome
• participle: handsome

Origin and Evolution of handsomeness

First Known Use: 1400 year

Language of Origin: Middle English

Story behind the word: The word 'handsomeness' originated from the Middle English word 'handsom', which meant easy to handle or manage.

Evolution of the word: Over time, the word 'handsomeness' evolved from simply meaning easy to handle to describing someone who is physically attractive or pleasing in appearance.