Noun:

চিকন ভাব,

sleekness's Usage Examples:

toasters, buses, appliances, and other devices to give the impression of sleekness and modernity.

designed and submitted a novel design to the Air Force, notable for its sleekness, particularly its thin wings and missile-shaped fuselage, as well as a.

While its sleekness may be seen as precursor of a functionalist aesthetic, it seems also to.

a must accessory to close the rear fenders and add a special kind of sleekness.

proud of its height; for all its classical elements it has a certain sleekness, and in this sense it is characteristic of our time, at least in intention.

(For all its sleekness, Alar Kivilo's cinematography deftly captures the patchwork textures of.

similar to Art Deco, with a horizontal design, emphasizing movement and sleekness.

the mid-1960s onward, the ranch house echoed the national trend towards sleekness in design, with the homes becoming even simpler and more generic as this.

preferred Jacobean, Tudor, Baroque, and Palladian themes in favor of the sleekness and simplicity of her Art Deco arrangements.

If no other good effect resulted from it than the sleekness of his coat and clearness of his skin, these benefits ought to the procured.

his face and his substantial girth is a long way from the panther like sleekness exhibited in Elvis: That's the Way It Is, a documentary about Presley.

"looks as if it might be the finest building in Caracas – all of this sleekness is chic in a particularly Latin way, quite uncharacteristic of New York.

Times found the film to be better than the first, saying it "hasn't the sleekness of Top Gun, which it clearly tries to emulate, but it delivers the goods.

The brash sleekness of the design made it a favorite backdrop for fashion shoots in the 1950s.

Demonstrating the sleekness of the changeover, the city of Isfahan remained peaceful; "the shops stayed.

It is these quiet pastel shades and the sleekness of the plumage that give the variety its appeal.

The sleekness of the basic colors is finely exaggerated with mild use of vibrant colours.

247, Douglas DC-2, and Douglas DC-3, entered service in the 1930s, the sleekness of their shiny exteriors provided an imaginative canvas for livery design.

Much of the original Clan's sleekness was lost, but the McCoy still looked less awkward than many other Mini-based.

The critic Elisa Turner again described them as a step away from the "sleekness" of modern abstract painting, toward the direction of vertigo, emotion.

Synonyms:

visual aspect; appearance;

Antonyms:

hairlessness; effortfulness; unevenness;