Flair
/flɛər/
Meaning & Definition
noun
A natural talent or aptitude; a distinctive style or elegance.
She has a flair for designing beautiful clothing.
A unique or special quality or ability.
His flair for languages made him an excellent tutor.
A distinctive and stylish quality.
The restaurant is known for its flair in presentation and atmosphere.
Etymology
Middle English 'flayre', from Old French 'flair' meaning 'scent, smell', and related to the verb 'flairer' (to smell).
Common Phrases and Expressions
flair for the dramatic
An innate ability or talent for theatrical expression.
add flair
To enhance or decorate something with style or originality.
flair of fashion
A distinctive style in clothing or appearance.
Related Words
talent
A natural aptitude or skill.
style
A particular procedure by which something is done.
panache
A flamboyant manner or style.
Slang Meanings
A unique sense of style or fashion.
He's got mad flair when it comes to dressing up.
An instinctual preference or knack.
She really has the flair for picking the right gifts.