LM-4.2 Vocabulary Practice

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Casual

Classy

Hip

Glamorous

Modish

Relaxed and informal, suitable for everyday wear. Example: "She prefers a casual style, usually wearing jeans and t-shirts."

Elegant and stylish in an understated way. Example: "He always looks so classy in his tailored suits."

Attractive and exciting, often in a sophisticated or luxurious way. Example: "The actress looked glamorous on the red carpet in her designer gown."

Fashionable and modern, often used to describe people or things that are trendy and cool. Example: "That new café is really hip; everyone in town is talking about it."

Fashionable and stylish, often used to describe something that follows current trends. Example: "Her modish outfit turned heads at the fashion show."

Posh

Retro

Sophisticated

Sporty

Vintage

Elegant, stylish, and luxurious, often implying wealth. Example: "They stayed at a posh hotel during their vacation in Paris."

Imitative of a style, fashion, or design from the recent past. Example: "She loves retro fashion and often wears clothes from the 70s."

Having a refined and elegant appearance or taste. Example: "His sophisticated taste in wine impressed everyone at the dinner party."

Suitable for sports or casual wear, often comfortable and practical. Example: "She has a sporty look, always in comfortable athletic wear."

Relating to high-quality items from a previous era, often considered classic and valuable. Example: "He collects vintage watches and has an impressive collection."