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Possessing a subtle or delicate beauty or elegance

Having an impressively refined or lavish quality or character

Extremely good or impressive

Made or done with great precision or intricacy

Having a fine or airy texture

Cultured or refined in one's manner or preferences

Free from flaws, defects or errors

Of or resembling paradise

(colloquial) Pleasing or delightful to the eye or mind

Having or showing great perception or insight

Simple, well-defined, and pleasing in shape

Causing or creating excitement

Delicious and pleasing to taste

Perfectly clean, neat, or tidy

Having or imbued with supernatural powers, attributes or qualities

Serving or intended as an ornament

(rare) A man who is affectedly concerned with his clothes and appearance

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Adjective

Possessing a subtle or delicate beauty or elegance

pulchritudinous

drop-dead gorgeous

easy on the eye

easy on the eyes

out of this world

aesthetically pleasing

sexually attractive

as pretty as a picture

aesthetically appealing

physically attractive

extremely beautiful

very attractive

camera-friendly

too good to be true

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“Looking exquisite in her long black velvet tight-fitting dress that outlined her almost perfect body, Elena felt elated to share in the festivities.”

Adjective

Having an impressively refined or lavish quality or character

of incalculable value

of incalculable worth

of inestimable value

of immeasurable worth

of inestimable worth

of immeasurable value

lavishly appointed

worth its weight in gold

worth a king's ransom

fit for a queen

in the lap of luxury

fit for a prince

fit for a princess

out of this world

pleasure-loving

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“Stylish ambience complements impeccable sushi and other gourmet delicacies, together providing an exquisite dining experience.”

Adjective

Extremely good or impressive

top-of-the-line

supercalifragilisticexpialidocious

out of this world

of the first water

of high quality

beyond comparison

of the highest quality

of the highest standard

of the first order

of the highest order

top of the line

top of the range

out-of-this-world

too good to be true

in a class of its own

the dog's bollocks

top-of-the-range

of a high standard

carefully chosen

without parallel

better than usual

of the best quality

better than average

worthy of admiration

worthy of commendation

highest quality

in a class all by itself

above and beyond

of highest order

out of the ordinary

without an equal

once-in-a-lifetime

without precedent

in a class by itself

state-of-the-art

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“A great raft floated, and on it was a superstructure of exquisite workmanship designed and executed exquisitely to the imperial exquisite specifications.”

Adjective

Made or done with great precision or intricacy

telling it like it is

as it really happened

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“The displays reflect the exquisite tailoring that is Givenchy's trademark.”

Adjective

Having a fine or airy texture

weighing very little

light as a feather

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“There were also court gowns, made of exquisite silk and covered in rich embroidery.”

Adjective

Intensely felt

industrial-strength

extremely painful

all-encompassing

pulling no punches

out of this world

energy-consuming

life-threatening

bred-in-the-bone

like getting blood out of a stone

easier said than done

overextravagant

round-the-clock

total-immersion

incomprehensible

greatest possible

pressurizing^US

pressurising^UK

not taking no for an answer

lock stock and barrel

more than one can bear

more than flesh and blood can stand

more than flesh and blood can bear

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“It surely must be the most exquisite torture to be a centrist who is also a patriot.”

Adjective

Cultured or refined in one's manner or preferences

aesthetically pleasing

with good taste

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“Despite having exquisite taste in art and decoration, Droga was a bit of an offal-eating, culinary ignoramus.”

Adjective

Free from flaws, defects or errors

picture-perfect

without blemish

as sound as a bell

as good as before

in perfect condition

in tiptop condition

without a scratch

on the right track

along the right lines

on the right lines

cooking with gas

according to Hoyle

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Adjective

Of or resembling paradise

extraterrestrial

out of this world

deliciously light

deliciously tender

melt-in-your-mouth

supercalifragilisticexpialidocious

non-materialistic

out-of-this-world

very pleasurable

very attractive

greatly to one's liking

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Adjective

(colloquial) Pleasing or delightful to the eye or mind

extremely enjoyable

extremely pleasant

pulchritudinous

supercalifragilisticexpialidocious

super-excellent

very pleasurable

very attractive

greatly to one's liking

out of this world

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Adjective

Having or showing great perception or insight

hyperintelligent

sharp as a tack

quick on the uptake

quick off the mark

not missing a trick

on the qui vive

bright-eyed and bushy-tailed

with eyes peeled

with eyes like a hawk

not born yesterday

quick on the draw

quick on the trigger

knows what's what

very intelligent

ear to the ground

keeping a weather eye on things

paying attention

with weather eye open

keeping one's eyes peeled

superintelligent

with one's eyes open

keeping one's eyes skinned

smart as a tack

knowing how many beans make five

with all one's wits about one

with great knowledge

showing great knowledge

detail oriented

full of insight

with one's eyes skinned

smart as a whip

know how many beans make five

having a good head on one's shoulders

having no flies on

with your wits about you

well thought out

know backwards and forwards

know one's onions

discriminational

individualising^UK

individualizing^US

with good taste

fast on the draw

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Adjective

Costing a lot

worth its weight in gold

costing the earth

costing an arm and a leg

daylight robbery

highway robbery

unduly expensive

overextravagant

high-dollar value

very profitable

an arm and a leg

worth a king's ransom

of inestimable value

of incalculable worth

of incalculable value

of inestimable worth

of immeasurable value

of immeasurable worth

disproportionate

blown up out of all proportion

recrementitious

excessively high

over one's head

beyond the pale

out of proportion

out of all proportion

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Adjective

Simple, well-defined, and pleasing in shape

unsophisticated

pure and simple

straightforward

without ornamentation

without ornament

rough and ready

cobbled together

thrown together

well-proportioned

energy-efficient

self-abnegating

self-sacrificing

self-restrained

self-disciplined

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Adjective

Causing or creating excitement

emotion-charged

invigorating^US

envigorating^UK

thought-provoking

out of this world

very interesting

attention-grabbing

monopolizing^US

monopolising^UK

out of the ordinary

revitalizing^US

adrenaline-charged

edge-of-the-seat

revitalising^UK

better than expected

totally absorbing

adrenaline-fueled

causing excitement

giving one food for thought

like a dream come true

too good to be true

over-sentimental

sexually arousing

sexually exciting

sexually stimulating

highly impressive

easy on the eye

like a red rag to a bull

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Adjective

Delicious and pleasing to taste

pleasant-tasting

out of this world

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Adjective

Perfectly clean, neat, or tidy

whiter than white

as clean as a whistle

neat as a new pin

clean as a new pin

perfectly clean

neat as a button

freshly laundered

apple-pie order

in perfect condition

brand-spanking new

in tiptop condition

in mint condition

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Adjective

Having or imbued with supernatural powers, attributes or qualities

parapsychological

too good to be true

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Adjective

Serving or intended as an ornament

Noun

(rare) A man who is affectedly concerned with his clothes and appearance

bright young thing

man of the world

person of fashion

upper-class person

fashionable man

sophisticated man

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“So haggard was his appearance that an exquisite, who had emerged from the hotel, eyed him with pained disapproval as he approached.”

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