মার্জিত এবং আড়ম্বরপূর্ণ

Adjective:

ডিজাইন কিন্নরকণ্ঠী,

voguish's Usage Examples:

"Patty McCord on voguish HR-speak and life after Netflix".

This theme, which was prominent in the voguish satire of the 1590s.

of consumption and marketing research, while rejecting some of the more voguish theories.

distinctive sharp wit and confident font-led graphic style, well suited to the voguish "colour supplements" which the Sunday newspapers were launching at this.

dismissed the album as a set of "boring songs about drugs" with "vaguely voguish words" and "empty lyrics," wondering if he was "caught up in some kind.

double entendres in a digitally processed purr", and then proclaims her "voguish fixation on androids" in the chorus; "I’ve got some news for you / Fembots.

Sound wrote that Sushi was a "tour through the last couple of years’ most voguish electronic microgenres, all smeared with the Ferraro jus but only sporadically.

while Dummy Mag described James as taking trip hop and "refashioning [the] voguish genre in his own image".

wrote in the New Statesman, "Perhaps the biggest misconception is the voguish notion that if tax credits are cut, employers will somehow decide to offer.

Had it been released two years later, when guitars were voguish once more, it would have kept the ABC boat afloat.

as a slogan, or as a fashionable piece of jargon: a chic, fashionable, voguish, trendy word a la mode.

The choir leads the singing and the introduction of voguish songs and the whole gathering joins in singing.

"Neither volkish nor voguish".

criticism was pragmatic: "He does not wish to condemn out of hand currently voguish techniques such as 'semiotics, reader-response, or grammatology,' but simply.

lyrics and husky vocals with Horn's trademark sweeping orchestration and a voguish electronic backing—a combination that, in the wake of this and Massive.

The voguish term “mash-up” doesn't begin to capture its breadth or its quirky sincerity.

voguish's Meaning':

elegant and stylish

Synonyms:

stylish; trendy; fashionable;

Antonyms:

unfashionable; inelegance; unpopular; stupid;