modish
The hotel is modishly furnished with warm wood floors.
For years, Stockholm has had the reputation of being modishly cool.
a modishly gloomy West London hotel

SMART Vocabulary: related words and phrases

Modern & fashionable
ahead of timephrase
be (all) the rageidiom
be having a momentidiom
funky
futuristic
futuristically
get with the programmeidiom
go ahead
granola
sleekly
sleekness
smartly
smartness
snappily
the avant-garde
up to date
up-to-the-minuteidiom
way-out
with it
à la mode

Examples of modishly

modishly
He was quite modishly dressed in brown linen, beneath which showed his bare, prehensile-toed feet.
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She thought she had never seen so many modishly gowned women in one room in all her life.
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Modishly but neatly dressed, she had a reputation in the neighborhood as a model of discretion and virtue.
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Her dark hair, still untouched by gray, was arranged in a modishly severe fashion and her smile extended no farther than her straight lips.
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Her gown, modishly tight all over, strained almost to bursting point; it seemed to express the state of her feelings.
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She had a certain air of chic, was modishly dressed, wore no rings except a marriage band, and long pink nails with careful half moons.
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For the four modishly dressed girls formed a very pretty and striking picture.
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Her gown, of some soft gray stuff, with touches of old lace here and there, was modishly cut yet without any traces of exaggeration.
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I found there people dressed modishly, and it looked uncomfortable.
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He was modishly dressed, trying to cover up the defects of his figure, high shoulders, and wide hips.
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Both the women were modishly dressed, and their complexions were correctly made.
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She wore a veil, and was dressed in a concord of cool grays, modishly accented with black.
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They had changed a modishly attractive woman into a romantic figure--a figure which, if it were not noble, at least possessed the virtue of lonely courage.
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To-day he had not escaped, for, warm as the day was, heavy white woolen sox folded and festooned themselves modishly over the tops of his shoes.
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