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style

/ˈstajəl/

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noun

plural styles

a particular way in which something is done, created, or performed [count]

I don't like the flowery style of his writing.

She has a unique style of singing.

a baseball pitcher with an unusual style [noncount]

She writes with more attention to style than to content.

The room was decorated in modern style.

[count] :a particular form or design of something

The car is available in several different styles.

a new dress style

the Greek style of architecture

The range of clothing styles has become more varied.

Victorian-style drapes

[count] :a way of behaving or of doing things

His management style is abrasive.

Openly criticizing a fellow worker is just not my style. [=I would never openly criticize a fellow worker]

You're a good negotiator. I like your style. [=I like the way you do things]

[noncount] :a particular way of living

He has been living in high style. [=he has been living the way rich people live] - see also lifestyle

[noncount] :the quality that makes things attractive, fashionable, etc.

He has a real sense of style.

She's a woman of style. [=she's a stylish woman]

[noncount] :an easy and graceful manner

It was an awkward moment but she handled it with style.

[count] :the way that written words are spelled, capitalized, etc.

Each newspaper had its own style.

a style guide

cramp your style

xem cramp

in style

popular or fashionable

clothes that are always in style [=in fashion]

in a way that is impressive or admired because it shows talent, good taste, etc. :in a stylish way

When she travels she likes to do it in style.

He finished the tournament in style by winning his last match very quickly and easily.

out of style

not popular or fashionable :not stylish

a fad that has fallen/gone out of style

verb

styles; styled; styling

[+ obj] formal :to give (yourself) a name or title even if you do not really deserve it

She styles [=calls] herself a spiritual adviser. - often + as

He styles himself as an expert in international politics. - see also self-styled

to give a particular shape to (someone's hair)

She cuts and styles hair.

She's having her hair styled tomorrow.

to design (something) for a particular purpose

clothing styled for teenagers

a book styled for a general audience