Definition

More charming, confident, and smooth in manner or style than someone or something else.

Example

He was known for being suaver than his competitors in the business world.

Conversation

I think you were much suaver at the party last night than I was.

Thanks! I was just trying to relax and enjoy myself.

Well, it definitely worked for you; everyone seemed to like you.

I appreciate that! Maybe I should teach you some of my tricks.

Synonyms & Antonyms

Root Explanation

The word 'suaver' originates from Old French 'suaver', meaning to soothe or to make sweet. It is derived from the Latin 'suavis', meaning sweet or pleasant. The word 'suaver' refers to something that is sweet or agreeable in nature.

Memory Tip

Think of something that is 'sweet' or 'pleasant' — that's what 'suaver' means, as it comes from the Latin word for sweet.

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