winsome
She fluttered her long eyelashes and looked at him winsomely.
He was a long-haired, winsomely pretty young man, who resembled the leader of a boy band.
A brood of ducklings waddle winsomely around the grounds.

SMART Vocabulary: related words and phrases

Attractive
adorable
adorably
adorbs
aesthetic
aesthetically
delicate
disarming
disarmingly
distinguished
dreamy
lovable
lovably
loveliness
lovely
lusciously
striking
stunning
stunningly
suave
suavely

Examples of winsomely

winsomely
He smiled winsomely, coaxingly, really tenderly, as only he could smile.
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He took my hand in a mighty grip and smiled most winsomely.
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Those who have themselves learned the truth and are patiently, faithfully, winsomely telling and teaching others.
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She made her appeal so winsomely that it would have been difficult to resist even if it had not promised to prove important.
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There was a demon of mockery playing in the curves of the scarlet lips, as she smiled so winsomely.
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How winsomely sweet she was!
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Men and women walk and talk all day long, and nobody minds them; while this little ignoramus seldom opens his lips but you think nothing was ever so winsomely spoken.
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Then she smiled at her sister winsomely.
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He had begged for the flower, and she, smiling and blushing so winsomely that he had been tempted to forget his discretion, had pinned it in his buttonhole.
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