IPA: //ˈswɑːvəti//
KK: /ˈswɑːvɪti/
The quality of being charming, smooth, and agreeable in manner or style.
His suavity made him a favorite at social gatherings.
Suavity is derived from the Latin word "suavitas" (meaning sweetness or pleasantness), which comes from "suavis" (meaning sweet or agreeable). The suffix "-ity" (meaning the state or quality of) indicates a condition or quality. Thus, suavity refers to the quality of being sweet or agreeable in manner.
Think of 'sweetness' ('suavis') to remember that 'suavity' means the quality of being pleasant or agreeable.