Definition of «lot of class»

The idiom "a lot of class" means having a great deal of style, sophistication or refinement. It is used to describe someone who has good manners and behaves in an elegant way. The person may be well-educated, cultured, and have impeccable taste. In short, the phrase refers to someone who possesses many positive qualities that make them stand out from others as a person of high social standing or character.

Sentences with «lot of class»

  • I'm taking lots of classes, including missing animal recovery, and generally help any of my friends with a cat question. (catrescuersfilm.com)
  • We host lots of classes here at the cafe and are always available to trouble shoot knit - trials, large and small. (blog.feedspot.com)
  • Fantastic instructors, lots of classes in a beautiful setting.» (metayogastudios.com)
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