Synonyms and antonyms of Words used to describe attractive people or things in British Thesaurus

lovely (adjective)

very attractive

delightful (adjective)

very pleasant or attractive

appealing (adjective)

attractive and interesting

stunning (adjective)

extremely attractive

eye-catching (adjective)

attractive or unusual and therefore noticed

nice-looking (adjective)

informal attractive

adorable (adjective)

an adorable person or thing is attractive in a way that makes you like them very much

captivating (adjective)

very interesting or attractive in a way that takes all your attention

beguiling (adjective)

a beguiling person or thing seems attractive and interesting, but may be dangerous

sweet (adjective)

pleasant in smell, sound, or appearance

aesthetic (adjective)

formal nice to look at

a/the picture of something ()

used for emphasizing a particular quality in someone’s appearance

becoming (adjective)

old-fashioned making you look attractive

braw (adjective)

Scottish very good, pleasant, or attractive

chocolate-box (adjective)

British very attractive in a way that seems artificial and not very interesting

cute (adjective)

attractive, usually small, and easy to like

cutesy (adjective)

informal attractive in a way that does not seem natural or real

darling (adjective)

very attractive. People who use this word do not usually sound sincere

dear (adjective)

nice. People who use this word usually do not sound sincere

delectable (adjective)

literary very attractive

devastating (adjective)

very impressive or attractive

easy on the eye/ear ()

nice to look at/listen to

enchanting (adjective)

very interesting and attractive

enticing (adjective)

something that is enticing is so good or attractive that you want to have it or do it very much

esthetic ()

an American spelling of aesthetic

fetching (adjective)

old-fashioned attractive

flattering (adjective)

making you look more attractive

glamorous (adjective)

attractive and interesting in an exciting and unusual way

good (adjective)

attractive

handsome (adjective)

a handsome object is well made and attractive

kawaii (adjective)

attractive and appealing; used when talking about Japanese popular culture

knockout (adjective)

informal extremely impressive or attractive

magnetic (adjective)

able to attract and interest people very strongly

nicely (adverb)

in an attractive way

prepossessing (adjective)

formal attractive, or impressive

prettily (adverb)

in a pretty way

resplendent (adjective)

mainly literary impressive to look at

sensational (adjective)

informal very attractive, impressive, or good

statement (adjective)

used to indicate that something, especially something you wear, is very noticeable and attracts attention

stylish (adjective)

attractive, or well arranged

the thinking man’s/woman’s/person’s... ()

used for saying that something is suitable for or attractive to intelligent people

winning (adjective)

used about things that make someone attractive or successful

winningly (adverb)

in a way that is attractive