style in Latin
style in Latin is stilus, modus — style means a distinctive way of writing, speaking, dressing, or doing something.
style in Latin
stilus
A particular manner of creating, doing, or presenting something, especially a work of architecture or art.
modus
A particular manner of creating, doing, or presenting something, especially a work of architecture or art.
What does "style" mean?
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noun A distinctive way of writing, speaking, dressing, or doing something.
"I love the relaxed style of her cooking videos."
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noun A particular design or artistic form, especially in architecture, fashion, or art.
"The museum has a room full of furniture in the Victorian style."
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verb To design, arrange, or present something in a particular way.
"The photographer styled the model in a long coat and bright scarf."
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verb To address or refer to someone by a particular title or name.
"The invitation styled the guest of honour as Professor, even though he disliked the title."
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style in a sentence
- I love the relaxed style of her cooking videos.
- Her writing style is sharp and economical.
- The museum has a room full of furniture in the Victorian style.
- Their new collection features clothes in a bold, retro style.
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What is "style" in Latin?
"style" in Latin is stilus, modus. style means: A distinctive way of writing, speaking, dressing, or doing something.
How do you use "style" in a sentence?
Example: "I love the relaxed style of her cooking videos." In Latin, "style" is stilus, modus.
Are there other ways to say "style" in Latin?
Yes — Latin has 2 translations listed for "style": stilus, modus.
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