Well-Groomed

Pronunciation: /wɛl-ɡrumd/

Definitions of well-groomed

adjective describing someone or something that is neatly and tidily maintained or presented

Example Sentences

A1 She always keeps her hair well-groomed.

A2 The dog was well-groomed for the dog show.

B1 The hotel staff are always well-groomed and professional.

B2 The actor arrived at the premiere looking well-groomed and stylish.

C1 The CEO is known for his well-groomed appearance and attention to detail.

C2 The diplomat's well-groomed appearance and confident demeanor impressed everyone at the conference.

Examples of well-groomed in a Sentence

formal The guests at the gala were all well-groomed and impeccably dressed.

informal She always makes sure to be well-groomed before going out with friends.

slang I can't believe how well-groomed he looks for a guy who usually doesn't care about his appearance.

figurative Her well-groomed presentation skills helped her secure the deal.

Grammatical Forms of well-groomed

• past tense: well-groomed
• plural: well-groomed
• comparative: more well-groomed
• superlative: most well-groomed
• present tense: well-groom
• future tense: will be well-groomed
• perfect tense: have been well-groomed
• continuous tense: is being well-groomed
• singular: well-groomed
• positive degree: well-groomed
• infinitive: to well-groom
• gerund: well-grooming
• participle: well-groomed

Origin and Evolution of well-groomed

First Known Use: 1601 year

Language of Origin: English

Story behind the word: The term 'well-groomed' originated from the combination of the word 'well' meaning in a good or satisfactory manner, and 'groomed' which refers to being neat or tidy in appearance.

Evolution of the word: Originally, 'well-groomed' was used to describe the appearance of horses that were well taken care of and properly groomed. Over time, the term transitioned to refer to people who were well-dressed and maintained in a neat and tidy manner.