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Common collocations with handsome in American Collocation

handsome adjective

US /ˈhænsəm/

very

devastatingly
exceedingly
exceptionally
extremely
impossibly
incredibly
remarkably
singularly
unbelievably
unusually
very

Although married, she falls in love with the devastatingly handsome Count Vronsky.

fairly

fairly
quite
rather

She met a rather handsome Irish gentleman, and hoped to see him again.

in a very noticeable way

strikingly
stunningly

His charisma and strikingly handsome features held television audiences spellbound.

looking slightly rough or badly behaved

darkly
dashingly
devilishly
ruggedly

He was a tall man with ruggedly handsome good looks.

looking young

boyishly

He is boyishly handsome in a way that guarantees him slots on TV.

in a traditional way

classically

Not classically handsome, he is thin and wears glasses.

tall or strong

athletic
tall

There in the doorway stood a tall handsome young man.

charming

agreeable
charismatic
charming
debonair
gentlemanly

Handsome and debonair, he sweeps Cornelia off her feet.

intelligent

intelligent
witty

He is a gifted scholar, a first-rate sportsman, and handsome and witty too.

brave

brave
dashing

The hero is usually a brave, handsome young man.

well-dressed

well-dressed

A handsome, well-dressed gentleman asked what was troubling her.

young

young

She fell in love with a handsome young man.

with particular colour hair

blond
dark

George Clooney is tall, dark, handsome – and like a wine, he seems to be getting better with age.