American English
/ˈkʰlæ.si/
2 syllables · Stress the first syllable.
Attractive and stylish, with good taste and without being too flashy.
Practice out loudAttractive and stylish, with good taste and without being too flashy.
She wore a classy black dress.
The hotel has a classy, modern design.
Classy usually means elegant and tasteful, not simply expensive.
classy outfit · classy restaurant · classy design · classy look
a classy + noun
look + classy
Showing good manners, dignity, or generosity, especially in a difficult situation.
It was classy of him to thank his former opponent.
Refusing to criticize her after the breakup was a classy move.
classy move · classy gesture · classy response
a classy + noun
That was + classy
Change y to i before adding -er or -est: classier, classiest.