glamourful
glamourful adjective: full of glamour.
Adjective
glamourful (comparative more glamourful, superlative most glamourful)
- Full of glamour.
- Like many other of the vague and glamourful conceptions of the Orient, this one is rather dissipated by close scrutiny.1913 February 20, William T. Ellis, “The “Holy War”: An Exploded Bugaboo”, in The Continent, volume 44, number 8 (whole 2230), page 249, column 1
- “Women seem to think it is more noble to vote or to join clubs or to throw off the ‘yoke’ of common home duties. City life, with its cramped living quarters, its delicatessen shops which free them from cooking, its glamourful entertainments, its tempting hotel ease, its restricted play places for...1916 June 5, “Says City Stifles Homes. Dr. Reisner Preaches on Living Conditions for Women Here.”, in The New York Times, volume LXV, number 21,317, New York, N.Y., page 9, column 4
Forms of glamourful
| comparative | more glamourful |
|---|---|
| superlative | most glamourful |
| alternative form | glamorful |
Origin of glamourful
From glamour + -ful.
Questions about glamourful
- What does glamourful mean?
- Glamourful means full of glamour.
- What part of speech is glamourful?
- Glamourful is an adjective.
Words near glamourful in the dictionary
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