Synonyms of telegenic

telegenic

adjective

as in photogenic

Synonyms & Similar Words

• photogenic
• attractive
• good-looking
• handsome
• comely
• beautiful
• charming
• pretty
• lovely
• gorgeous
• beauteous
• glamorous
• cute
• appealing
• ravishing
• alluring
• aesthetic
• stunning
• likely
• cunning
• drop-dead
• esthetic
• seemly
• delightful
• goodly
• elegant
• glamourous
• knockout
• fascinating
• prepossessing
• statuesque
• engaging
• resplendent
• aesthetical
• glorious
• superb
• magnificent
• splendid
• radiant
• fetching
• exquisite
• fair
• well-favored
• perfect
• personable
• flawless
• bonny
• good
• sightly
• sublime
• taking
• esthetical
• lovesome
• pleasant
• bonnie
• presentable
• dainty
• Junoesque
• flamboyant
• flashy
• showy
• glossy
• delicate
• striking
• snazzy
• slick
• arresting
• splashy
• chocolate-box
• prettyish
• eye-catching
• zingy
• showstopping

Antonyms & Near Antonyms

• unattractive
• homely
• ugly
• grotesque
• hideous
• plain
• unsightly
• unbeautiful
• unlovely
• unhandsome
• unaesthetic
• uncomely
• unpleasing
• unpleasant
• unprepossessing
• unappealing
• unpretty
• unappetizing
• unimposing
• ill-favored
• uncute
• unbecoming
• frumpy
• unshapely
• frumpish

Examples of telegenic in a Sentence

Recent Examples on the Web

Soon after came Beverly Hills, 90210, where Doherty — as the rebellious Brenda Walsh — and her telegenic cast members were catapulted to a stratospheric level of fame. —Jp Mangalindan, Peoplemag, 15 July 2024

In the vice presidential sweepstakes, Vance has appeared in numerous interviews, a telegenic personality that is viewed as a big plus for Trump. —Ted Johnson, Deadline, 15 July 2024

Exaggeration doesn’t bother her; nor does casting telegenic, cooperative actors to stand in for real NASA officials who are either too busy or too camera shy to take part in TV interviews. —Chris Klimek, Smithsonian Magazine, 12 July 2024

The whale — along with Valerie, a telegenic marine biologist who resembles Princess Diana (therefore nicknamed Diana, Princess of Whales) — has become a national fixation. —Jeremy Atherton Lin, Washington Post, 4 July 2024

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