Style ( noun , verb )

(As a noun)

Style ( noun )

1. A particular kind, sort, or type, as with reference to form, appearance, or character.
2. A particular design or model of something.
3. A mode of expression, as in writing or speech.

Origin:

Middle english stile, from old english stīl; akin to old high german stīl style and perhaps to latin stilus stake, stylus.

Examples:

1. The building has a modern style.
2. The painting is in the impressionist style.
3. The book is written in a formal style.
4. The dress is in the latest fashion style.
5. The singer's style is blues.

(As a verb)

Style ( verb )

1. A particular kind, sort, or type, as with reference to form, appearance, or character.
2. A particular design or model of something.
3. A mode of expression, as in writing or speech.

Origin:

Middle english stile, from old english stīl; akin to old high german stīl style and perhaps to latin stilus stake, stylus.

Examples:

1. The building has a modern style.
2. The painting is in the impressionist style.
3. The book is written in a formal style.
4. The dress is in the latest fashion style.
5. The singer's style is blues.