winsome — attractive or appealing in appearance or character
Part of speech: ADJECTIVE
Definition: attractive or appealing in appearance or character
Pronunciation (IPA): /ˈwɪnsəm/
Korean meaning: 매력적이고 사랑스러운, 마음을 끄는
Korean pronunciation: **윈**썸
Example Sentences
- The puppy's winsome eyes made it impossible to refuse adoption.
- His winsome apology involved chocolate cake and terrible singing.
- The actress had a winsome quality that made her perfect for romantic comedies.
winsome
ADJECTIVE//ˈwɪnsəm//
attractive or appealing in appearance or character
The winsome baker charms customers with her naturally appealing smile
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Her winsome charm made the handsome portrait truly awesome!
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Origin
From Old English 'wynsum', derived from 'wyn' (joy, pleasure) combined with the suffix '-some' (full of, characterized by). The word has Germanic roots and has been used since medieval times to describe something pleasing or attractive.
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“The puppy's winsome eyes made it impossible to refuse adoption.”
“His winsome apology involved chocolate cake and terrible singing.”
“The actress had a winsome quality that made her perfect for romantic comedies.”
“Even her winsome attempt to cook dinner ended in ordering pizza.”
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