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flair

[fler]

flair Definition

  • 1a special or instinctive aptitude or ability for doing something well
  • 2stylishness and originality

Using flair: Examples

Take a moment to familiarize yourself with how "flair" can be used in various situations through the following examples!

  • Example

    She has a flair for writing.

  • Example

    He showed a flair for design at an early age.

  • Example

    The chef has a flair for creating unique dishes.

  • Example

    The artist's paintings are full of flair.

flair Synonyms and Antonyms

Synonyms for flair

Antonyms for flair

Idioms Using flair

  • to have a natural talent or ability for something

    Example

    She has a real flair for languages.

  • add a touch of flair

    to add a stylish or original element to something

    Example

    The designer added a touch of flair to the dress with a unique pattern.

  • flair up

    to suddenly become more intense or serious

    Example

    The conflict between the two groups flared up again.

Phrases with flair

  • a natural talent for creating or performing in a dramatic or theatrical way

    Example

    Her flair for the dramatic made her a great actress.

  • a natural talent for creating or appreciating art

    Example

    His artistic flair was evident in his paintings.

  • a natural talent for fashion and style

    Example

    She has a fashion flair that is admired by many.

Origins of flair

from Old French 'flaire', meaning 'to smell'

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Summary: flair in Brief

The term 'flair' [fler] refers to a natural talent or ability for doing something well, often with a stylish or original approach. It can be seen in various fields, such as writing, design, cooking, and art, as in 'The artist's paintings are full of flair.' 'Flair' extends into phrases like 'flair for the dramatic,' and idioms like 'have a flair for something,' denoting natural talent, and 'add a touch of flair,' implying a stylish or original element.

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