0 (of a man or his manner) pleasant, elegant, polite, and agreeable -- uhlazený
a suave and sophisticated gentleman.
I am always suspicious of those frank, conciliatory, suave methods.
He is immaculately dressed, he has a suave manner, and he has gentle flourishes.
He is not the man to be entrusted with these powers because, however suave his utterance, his spirit is really intolerant.
He began the proceedings suave, self-assured, anxious to please, but there has been a complete change in his attitude.
She is obviously unaware of them, otherwise she would not have given such suave answers this afternoon.
That is very suave language, but it is very glib.
He has a wonderfully benign manner of expressing things, and he is very suave in dealing with things.
It makes people suave and sophisticated, we are told.
