To make something more visually attractive, exciting, or glamorous.
"She decided to sexy up her wardrobe before the job interviews started."
An informal variant of 'sex up' — to make something more exciting, attractive, or glamorous.
To make something look cooler, more exciting, or more attractive.
One main meaning — here's how to use it.
To make something more visually attractive, exciting, or glamorous.
"She decided to sexy up her wardrobe before the job interviews started."
Less common and less established than 'sex up'. Mainly heard in informal spoken English and social media. Some speakers view it as non-standard. Often used about branding, design, clothing, or presentations.
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