soignée
See also: soignee
English
Etymology
Borrowed from French soignée, feminine form of soigné.
Adjective
soignée (comparative more soignée, superlative most soignée)
- (of a woman) Alternative form of soigné
- 2007, Bee Wilson, ‘Pink and Bare’, London Review of Books 29:3, page 24:
- Proof of Life was not much of a film; and Ryan, implausibly soignée despite the fact that her character's husband has been kidnapped by South American drug fiends, is one of the worst things about it.
- 2007, Bee Wilson, ‘Pink and Bare’, London Review of Books 29:3, page 24:
Anagrams
- genoise, génoise
French
Adjective
soignée
- feminine singular of soigné
Verb
soignée f
- feminine singular of the past participle of soigner
Anagrams
- Génoise, génoise