style

style
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noun
1 way that sth is done/made
ADJECTIVE
▪ latest, modern, new
▪ classic, classical, old, old-fashioned, period, traditional
▪

an old style of management

▪ contemporary
▪

The house has been renovated and furnished in contemporary style.

▪ characteristic, distinctive, individual, inimitable, original, signature, typical, unique
▪

her inimitable personal style

▪ personal
▪ musical, visual
▪ acting, fighting, painting, playing, etc.
▪ architectural
▪ learning, teaching
▪ leadership, management, managerial
▪ house
▪

a chain of bars which has developed its own house style

▪

The New York Times house style keeps the apostrophe in for names of decades, e.g. ‘the 80's’.

▪ political
▪ literary, narrative, prose, writing
▪ elegant, lively
▪ flamboyant
▪

a flamboyant style of dress

▪ formal
▪ casual
▪

She was dressed in casual style.

▪

a casual style of speech

▪ conversational
▪

The article is written in a conversational style.

▪ aggressive
▪

His aggressive style of play sometimes gets him in trouble.

▪ autocratic
▪

an autocratic style of leadership

▪ 18th-century, etc.
▪ Gothic, Renaissance, etc.
… OF STYLES
▪ range, variety
▪

a wide range of musical styles

VERB + STYLE
▪ have
▪

The two artists have radically different styles.

▪ develop, establish, evolve, find, form
▪

He evolved his style of painting while working as a magazine illustrator.

▪ adapt, adjust, alter, change, modify
▪

He adapted his acting style to suit the material.

▪ adopt, use
▪ copy, emulate, follow
STYLE + NOUN
▪ sheet (computing)
PREPOSITION
▪ in style
▪

very utilitarian in style

▪ in a/the style
▪

The new houses have been built in a traditional style.

2 good quality
ADJECTIVE
▪ fine, great, real, terrific (esp. BrE)
▪ certain
VERB + STYLE
▪ have
▪

He has a certain style.

▪ ooze
▪

The whole house just oozed style.

▪ add, give sb/sth
PREPOSITION
▪ in style
▪

They celebrated in style by popping open a bottle of champagne.

▪

to arrive/go out/travel in style

▪ with style
▪

Whatever she did, she did it with style.

PHRASES
▪ like sb's style
▪

I like your style! It shows real courage.

▪ a sense of style
▪

his innate sense of style

▪ a touch of style (esp. BrE)
▪

Curtains add a touch of style to the room.

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verb
Style is used with these nouns as the object: ↑hair

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