debonair

Matthew, like your co-star Hugh Grant in this movie, possesses a kind of debonair diffidence.

The smiling, confident, debonair officer was changed into a stricken, mournful man.

There shall be a wedding to-morrow, but you shall marry me, instead of handsome, debonair Rex.

The commodore, sparkling and debonair, bowed to the throng and hung his Panama on a fence-post.

While outwardly he was the same suave, debonair old beau, he was beginning to have inner doubtings and despairs.

He described Philip as the most liberal and debonair of princes; his council in Spain as cruel and sanguinary.