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tastefully

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taste·ful  (tstfl)
adj.
1. Having, showing, or being in keeping with good taste.
2. Pleasing in flavor; tasty.
tasteful·ly adv.
tasteful·ness n.
ThesaurusLegend:  Synonyms Related Words Antonyms
Adv.1.tastefully - with taste; in a tasteful manner; "the house was tastefully decorated"
tastily
tastelessly - without taste or in poor taste; in a tasteless manner; "the house was tastelessly decorated"
Translations
tastefully [ˈteɪstfəlɪ] ADV → con buen gusto
the sex scenes are very tastefully done → las escenas sexuales están hechas con buen gusto
tastefully [ˈteɪstfʊli] adv → avec goût
tastefully [ˈteɪstfəlɪ] adv → con gusto
tastefully [ˈteɪstfəlɪ] adv → con gusto


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My investigations in the villa have shown me several fine pictures and statues; furniture tastefully selected, and admirably made; and a conservatory of the rarest flowers, the match of which it would not be easy to find in all London.
The Moonstone by Collins, Wilkie View in context
After supper and punch we had an hour's soothing smoke while we fought the naval battle over again and voted the resolutions; then we retired to exceedingly neat and pretty chambers upstairs that had clean, comfortable beds in them with heirloom pillowcases most elaborately and tastefully embroidered by hand.
A Tramp Abroad by Twain, Mark View in context
But let the same person be led into a room tastefully furnished, and he would be startled into an exclamation of pleasure and surprise.
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