Pronunciation: /swɑːnˈjɛə/
noun a person who is soigne
A1 I heard the word 'soigne' in a French lesson.
A2 The chef's soigne in plating the dish was impressive.
B1 The restaurant's soigne and elegant decor added to the dining experience.
B2 Her soigne and sophisticated style made her stand out at the event.
C1 The designer's soigne creations were showcased at the fashion show.
C2 The hotel's soigne service and attention to detail set it apart from others in the area.
adjective elegant or stylish in appearance or manner; well-groomed
A1 She wore a soigne dress to the party.
A2 The hotel lobby was soigne and elegant.
B1 The restaurant had a soigne atmosphere with soft lighting and plush seating.
B2 The music at the event was soigne, creating a sophisticated ambiance.
C1 The art gallery featured soigne pieces from renowned artists.
C2 The fashion show displayed soigne designs that captivated the audience.
formal The soigne presentation of the dish impressed the guests at the fine dining restaurant.
informal She always looks so soigne with her elegant outfits and impeccable grooming.
slang That outfit is so soigne, you're definitely going to turn heads at the party.
figurative His writing style is soigne, every word carefully chosen and beautifully crafted.
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