Meaning & use
Debonair
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Confident, stylish, and charming in manner or appearance, especially of a man.
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He arrived at the gala in a debonair tuxedo, greeting everyone with easy charm.
The debonair actor was known for his effortless wit and impeccable style.
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Derived from Old French 'de bon aire,' meaning 'of good disposition,' originally describing a well-bred falcon.
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