How to use sleek in a sentence (especially of hair, clothes, or shapes) smooth, shiny, and lying close to the body, and… Sleek and slick are both adjectives used to describe something smooth and polished, but they have slightly different connotations Sleek often implies a sense of elegance and sophistication, while slick can have a more negative connotation, suggesting something that is overly polished or insincere. Discover everything about the word sleek in english Polished, glossy, glistening, satin, gleaming, lustrous, burnished, rubbed
Flat, dull, dim, mat, lusterless, lackluster, matte. What is the difference between the two adjectives My dictionary returns almost the same explanation for both, like smooth and glossy Could someone explain when it would be more Sleek synonyms, sleek pronunciation, sleek translation, english dictionary definition of sleek Smooth and lustrous as if polished
If your hair is sleek, it is smooth and glossy If your car is sleek, it's shiny and looks like it goes fast Sleek always means smooth, glossy, and streamlined. Sleek /sliːk/ adj smooth and shiny Polished polished in speech or behaviour Unctuous (of an animal or bird) having a shiny healthy coat or feathers (of a person) having a prosperous appearance vb (transitive) to make smooth and glossy, as by grooming, etc (usually followed by over) to cover (up), as by making more agreeable
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