sil
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Comparative
silkier
Superlative
silkiest
1
having a fine and smooth surface that is pleasant to the touch
- Her hair felt silky after she applied the deep conditioner.
- He admired the silky texture of the cream as it absorbed into his skin.
- The kitten's fur was so silky that it was a pleasure to pet.
- She loved the silky feel of the sheets on her bed, making it hard to get out in the morning.
- The silky smooth texture of the lotion left her skin feeling soft and hydrated.
2
(of a person's behavior) acting or speaking in a charming, polished, and skillful manner
- His silky manners effortlessly charmed everyone at the party.
- The diplomat's silky negotiations led to a peaceful resolution.
- With silky movements, she glided across the dance floor, captivating all who watched.
- His silky words persuaded even the most skeptical of listeners to trust him.
- The dancer's movements were graceful and silky, mesmerizing the audience.
3
composed of natural silk fibers, characterized by a smooth texture
- She wore a silky dress that glimmered under the evening lights.
- The pillowcases were silky, providing a luxurious feel against her skin.
- His tie was made of silky material, adding elegance to his formal attire.
- The artist preferred using a silky canvas for its smooth surface and vibrant color display.
- The curtains were silky, enhancing the room's elegance with their soft drape.
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