debonair
adjective
courteous, gracious, and having a sophisticated charm.
debonairly
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a word derived from
debonair.
Example Sentences
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There she meets Robert Stack, an oil millionaire who quickly establishes the fact that he is a rich Texan by debonairly putting out his cigarette in a glass of champagne.
From Time Magazine Archive
This being France, everyone at first remained debonairly calm.
From Time Magazine Archive
Granted that initial handicap, Vincent Price as a second-best Wilde is witty, debonairly outrageous and occasionally moving.
From Time Magazine Archive
At first the Army debonairly planned to give all its men the regulation ten-day leave, starting Dec. 21.
From Time Magazine Archive
It was something, all right, to see that slender young fellow standing debonairly at the bar among the truck drivers and ditch diggers.
From "A Tree Grows in Brooklyn" by Betty Smith
