Questions about example sentences with, and the definition and usage of "Handsome"

A: "Hello" (simple greeting) "you good looking person!" The word "handsome" usually is applied to men though and not women.

A: You think the person you are talking to (referred to as “you”) is handsome, but you don’t think you (as the person speaking) are handsome.

A: someone who is good looking "pretty face"

A: HANDSOME is adjective for man , as for the women is PRETTY,CUTE,beautiful

A: Handsome is the masculine version of pretty or beautiful for men. It means to be attractive, and is only used when describing men

A: He is very handsome.
My brother is handsome, don't you think?
My friend isn't handsome, but he's funny.

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A: Hello handsome, how are you?
Wow, you look handsome tonight!
I met a young man yesterday. He is very handsome.

A: "Handsome" is mostly used to refer to men and "beautiful" is mostly used to refer to women, but I've seen many people used broth terms to refer to objects and places.

A: 'Handsome' is almost exclusively used about men; it can be used with reference to a woman but that is somewhat unusual. 'Beautiful' would be used about a woman, but also many inanimate/intangible things e.g. ' a beautiful sunset' or 'beautiful flowers'; you wouldn't use it with reference to a man. 'Good looking' would only be used to refer to a person, and could be used about either a man or a woman.

A: Also dont use handsome among friends, just say you're looking good or nice, handsome can be seen as an affectionate term towards someone.

A: Handsome is used for men. Beautiful is used for women

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A: Handsome woman - przystojna kobieta. Możemy użyć tego określenia w stosunku do kobiety, jednak jest to trochę oschły epitet na oddanie kobiecej urody. Lepiej użyć 'beautiful' lub 'pretty'.

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A: @Hajar29 @Jokai_

a handsome

You use "an" when the word starts with a vowel *sound*.

"A" is used with words that begin with a consonant *sound*.
"An" is used with words that begin with a vowel *sound*.

For example:

a baby, a car, a doll, a European country, a fire, a goose, a hair, a hammer, a hand, a handsome man, a hat, a hawk, a heatwave, a herb, a hill, a historic moment, a home, a horrible man, a horse, a hot pepper, a hotel, a house, a human, a humble man, a jacket, a key, a lemon, a man, a once-over, a one-off, a one-way street, a storm, a tyre, a unicorn, a uniform, a unit, a university, a usual thing, a utopia, a year, a yellow car, a zip

an answer, an apartment, an apple, an apron, an eye, an honest man, an honour, an honourable man, an hour, an island, an oar, an office, an onion, an orange, an owner, an oyster, an umbrella, an uncle, an urn

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A: He's neither handsome nor ugly.

A: Definitely!