Pronunciation: /swæŋk/
noun a stylishly luxurious and expensive way of living or behaving
A1 She wore a swank dress to the party.
A2 The hotel had a swank lobby with luxurious furniture.
B1 The millionaire lived in a swank mansion overlooking the ocean.
B2 The restaurant was known for its swank atmosphere and high-class clientele.
C1 The fashion designer's latest collection exuded swank and sophistication.
C2 The exclusive club was known for its swank decor and upscale clientele.
verb to behave in a confident and stylish way
A1 She swanks around in her new dress, feeling confident and stylish.
A2 He swanked about his new car, showing off the latest features.
B1 The celebrity swanks on social media, posting pictures of their luxurious lifestyle.
B2 The wealthy businessman swanked around town in his private jet.
C1 Despite his success, he never swanks about his achievements.
C2 The designer swanked at the fashion show, showcasing their latest collection.
adjective stylishly luxurious and expensive
A1 The swank hotel room had a big comfortable bed.
A2 She wore a swank dress to the party.
B1 The restaurant had a swank atmosphere with dim lighting and elegant decor.
B2 The swank penthouse apartment offered stunning views of the city skyline.
C1 The swank yacht was equipped with the latest technology and luxurious amenities.
C2 The swank mansion was the epitome of opulence and grandeur.
formal The upscale restaurant was decorated with a swank interior design.
informal She always dresses in a swank style, even for casual events.
slang That party was so swank, everyone was dressed to impress.
figurative His new sports car is the epitome of swank, turning heads wherever he goes.
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