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classier

 

[ ˈklæs.i.ər ]

Noun
Context #1 | Noun

style designation

A classier refers to a person or thing that is more refined, elegant, or sophisticated than another. It can also denote a style, manner, or mode that is distinguished from others by its refinement and taste. Classiers are often associated with high fashion, luxury items, or exclusive experiences that appeal to those who value higher social status or aesthetics. This term is commonly used in contexts where comparison indicates a noticeable elevation in quality or style.

Synonyms

elegant, refined, sophisticated, stylish

Examples of usage

  • She always chooses classier outfits for formal events.
  • The restaurant is known for its classier ambiance compared to local diners.
  • He drives a classier car than his neighbors.

Translations

Translations of the word "classier" in other languages:

🇵🇹 clássico

🇮🇳 क्लासिक

🇩🇪 klassisch

🇮🇩 klasik

🇺🇦 класичний

🇵🇱 klasyczny

🇯🇵 クラシック

🇫🇷 classique

🇪🇸 clásico

🇹🇷 klasik

🇰🇷 클래식

🇸🇦 كلاسيكي

🇨🇿 klasický

🇸🇰 klasický

🇨🇳 经典

🇸🇮 klasičen

🇮🇸 klassískur

🇰🇿 классикалық

🇬🇪 კლასიკური

🇦🇿 klassik

🇲🇽 clásico

Etymology

The term 'classier' is derived from the word 'class,' which comes from the Latin word 'classis,' meaning 'a division' or 'a group.' The suffix '-ier' denotes a comparative form in English, suggesting a higher degree of the quality described by the base word. The use of 'class' in English emerged in the late 19th century as a term to signify social stratification, while 'classier' evolved to denote a comparative style or quality. Over the years, it has been adopted in various contexts, particularly in fashion, lifestyle, and social settings, to describe entities or individuals that exude a higher degree of grace and sophistication. In popular culture, the notion of class has been often romanticized, making the term 'classier' a positive descriptor associated with luxury and exclusivity.

Word Frequency Rank

Ranking #39,990, this word is encountered relatively rarely in everyday English. It might appear in literary works or specialized texts but isn't essential for general communication.