Tastefully

/ˈteɪstfəlɪ/

Meaning & Definition

adverb

In a manner that is pleasing and appropriate to the senses, especially in regard to aesthetics and style.

The room was tastefully decorated with modern furniture and soothing colors.

With good taste; done or made in a tasteful way.

The wedding was tastefully planned, with every detail considered for the guests' enjoyment.

In a manner that reflects an appreciation for quality and beauty.

She chose her words tastefully, ensuring that her critique was constructive rather than harsh.

In a manner that shows sophistication and discernment.

The novel was tastefully written, featuring rich characters and a compelling plot.

Derived from the word 'taste' combined with the adverbial suffix '-fully'.

tastefully done

Executed with a sense of style and good taste.

tastefully decorated

Enhanced in appearance through careful selection of colors and items.

tastefully presented

Served or displayed in a way that is aesthetically pleasing.

taste

The ability to discern what is aesthetically appropriate.

tasteful

Having or showing good taste.

tasteless

Lacking flavor or aesthetic appeal.

Cool or stylish.

That outfit is so tastefully!

Classy or high-end.

That restaurant is very tastefully; we should go there!