good-looking

American  

[good-look-ing] / ˈgʊdˈlʊk ɪŋ /

adjective

1. of good or attractive appearance; handsome or beautiful.

   a good-looking young man; a good-looking hat.

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good-looking British  

adjective

1. handsome or pretty

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Etymology

Origin of good-looking

First recorded in 1770–80

Example Sentences

“From its tech to its literal abundance of power, this electric pickup truck is fast, capable off-road, and the best-looking in its class,” wrote Gabriel Vega Cortés, editor of vehicle testing.

From Barron's

“Our thinking is simply own a few more good-looking charts inside an underweight sector.”

From Barron's

Bungalows, which make up one-third of the city’s single-family homes, are like their Midwestern owners: “down to earth, hearty, adaptable, and practical. Locals might also add good-looking.”

From The Wall Street Journal

“He is obviously very well known for being very good-looking. They’ve been really smart there with the equity that Brad holds as a celebrity.”

From Los Angeles Times

For many filmgoers though, he was simply the best-looking cinema star in the world - once described as "a chunk of Mount Rushmore levered into stonewashed denims".

From BBC

Related Words

• attractive
• beautiful
• clean-cut
• comely
• lovely
• pretty