soigné
or soi·gnée
carefully or elegantly done, operated, or designed.
Origin of soigné
1Words Nearby soigné
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How to use soigné in a sentence
Behind the forest of Soigne where he now was, the fields and roads were full of running men and galloping horses.
The Bronze Eagle | Emmuska Orczy, Baroness OrczyInexperienced as a parent, Gissing was probably too proud: he wanted the children always to look clean and soigne.
Where the Blue Begins | Christopher MorleyAll the morning, it seemed Il faut bien quelle soigne madame, et puis elle maide.
The Dull Miss Archinard | Anne Douglas SedgwickMais dites lui daller Bordeaux, o elle sera mieux soigne et o les influences sont bonnes.
Metapsychical Phenomena | J. MaxwellAt that time the Forest of Soigne sheltered no less than eleven monastic houses in its fragrant, shadowy depths.
Rodin: The Man and his Art | Judith Cladel
British Dictionary definitions for soigné
feminine soigne
/ (ˈswɑːnjeɪ, French swaɲe) /
well-groomed; elegant
Origin of soigné
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