raffish

[US]/'ræfɪʃ/
[UK]/'ræfɪʃ/
Frequency: Very High

Translation

adj. disreputable; base; rascally

Example Sentences

He was drinking cheap champagne with a raffish air.

2.He was drinking cheap champagne with a raffish air.

He had a raffish charm that attracted many admirers.

The actor's raffish appearance suited his role as a rebellious artist.

She was drawn to his raffish demeanor and carefree attitude.

The bar had a raffish atmosphere, with dim lighting and vintage decor.

His raffish behavior at the party shocked the more conservative guests.

The musician's raffish style of dress set him apart from the rest of the band.

Despite his raffish appearance, he was actually quite well-mannered and polite.

The old bookstore had a raffish charm, with dusty shelves and creaky floorboards.

Her raffish sense of humor always kept her friends entertained.

The detective had a raffish air about him, with his disheveled appearance and nonchalant attitude.

Real-world Examples

Unfortunately, sometimes some raffish radicals will speak over the radio.

Source: Pan Pan

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