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Meaning of polished
having a smooth and elegant quality
Etymology of polished
The word "polished" originates from the verb "polish," which comes from the Old French word "polissier," meaning "to make smooth"
This Old French word is derived from the Latin word "polire," meaning "to smooth"
Historically, the word "polished" has been used to describe something made smooth or shiny, and has also been used to describe a person's refined or elegant manner
Synonyms
refined
cultured
sophisticated
elegant
smooth
glossy
lustrous
burnished
sleek
silky
suave
urbane
courteous
gracious
polite
mannered
civilized
refined
courteous
debonair
charming
affable
genial
cordial
hospitable
courteous
chivalrous
gallant
decorous
dignified
poised
self-assured
confident
assured
svelte
chic
stylish
fashionable
smart
neat
tidy
trim
spruce
dapper
spiffy
natty
trim
tidy
Definitions
- Made smooth and shiny by rubbing or friction
- * Having a smooth and elegant quality of manner, speech, or behavior
- * (of a skill or activity) perfected or developed through practice or training
Usage Examples
- Her polished performance on stage earned her a standing ovation
- * The polished wooden floor reflected the light and added to the room's elegance
- * After years of practice, his polished skills as a pianist were evident in his beautiful playing