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flair
[flair]
noun
a natural talent, aptitude, or ability; bent; knack.
a flair for rhyming.
smartness of style, manner, etc..
Their window display has absolutely no flair at all.
keen, intuitive perception or discernment.
We want a casting director with a real flair for finding dramatic talent.
Hunting., scent; sense of smell.
flair
1/ flɛə /
noun
natural ability; talent; aptitude
instinctive discernment; perceptiveness
stylishness or elegance; dash
to dress with flair
rare, hunting
the scent left by quarry
the sense of smell of a hound
flair
2/ flIr /
noun
a Scot word for floor
Word History and Origins
Word History and Origins
Origin of flair1
Example Sentences
What followed next was history playing out in real time -- an extraordinary moment even for a reality TV star-turned-president with a flair for showmanship.
So ... romantic gesture or just some live music flair?
Each bite was a messy, sweet-savory symphony — comfort food with a little theatrical flair.
The Diamonds singer has announced her previous pregnancies with similar flair.
Grant added: "Caz pulled it out of the bag in spectacular fashion with so much courage, so much flair, so much beautiful technique. It was amazing."
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