Modish

Pronunciation: /ˈmɑːdɪʃ/

Definitions of modish

adjective having or showing fashionable or stylish qualities

Example Sentences

A1 The modish dress caught everyone's attention at the party.

A2 She always wears modish accessories to complete her outfits.

B1 The boutique specializes in modish clothing for young professionals.

B2 The modish furniture in the living room gives it a contemporary feel.

C1 Her modish taste in interior design is evident throughout her home.

C2 The designer's latest collection is a perfect blend of modish trends and classic elegance.

Examples of modish in a Sentence

formal The modish design of the new building is sure to attract many admirers.

informal She always looks so modish in her trendy outfits.

slang That jacket is totally modish, I love it!

figurative His modish ideas on fashion have revolutionized the industry.

Grammatical Forms of modish

• past tense: modished
• plural: modishes
• comparative: more modish
• superlative: most modish
• present tense: modishes
• future tense: will modish
• perfect tense: have modished
• continuous tense: is modishing
• singular: modish
• positive degree: modish
• infinitive: to modish
• gerund: modishing
• participle: modished

Origin and Evolution of modish

First Known Use: 1601 year

Language of Origin: Middle English

Story behind the word: The word 'modish' originated from the Middle English word 'modish' meaning fashionable or stylish.

Evolution of the word: Over time, 'modish' has evolved to refer to something that is currently fashionable or trendy, reflecting changes in fashion and style trends.