modishly's Usage Examples:

" John Simon wrote, "Brewster McCloud is a pretentious, disorganized, modishly iconoclastic movie which, in the manner of its Icarus-like hero, aspires.

The site has been developed as residential property, modishly called "the halt at alphington".

In 1918 she was described as "modishly magnificent" in the New York Times, when she gave a concert at the Princess.

Préludes liturgiques were "clever, interesting, often good, and always modishly French.

positive review saying, "'Missing You' is a post-break-up song with a modishly rave-tinged production.

Fashion photography began with engravings reproduced from photographs of modishly-dressed actresses by Leopold-Emile Reutlinger, Nadar and others in the.

Number Two, along with Number Forty-eight—a young modishly-dressed man—are presented as two different examples of "revolt" to the.

Reinhardt, appeared at times to dominate the stage, which tended to be modishly left-wing, pro-republican, experimental and sexually daring.

Principally Neo-Georgian in style, this office has some Modernist elements: "modishly angular canopies" above its irregularly placed oriel windows (which are.

Synonyms:

sprucely; smartly;