polished
adj. B2 Upper Intermediate US //ˈpɑɫɪʃt// UK //pˈɒlɪʃt// pol·ished
adj. describing something that is shiny because it has been rubbed, or someone who is very skillful and professional.
adj. having a smooth, shiny surface from rubbing or chemical treatment; also describes a performance or person showing high levels of skill and refinement.
The waiter brought us polished silver spoons.
She gave a very polished presentation that impressed the entire board of directors.
The author's latest novel features a polished prose style that balances intricate vocabulary with a clear, driving narrative pace.
Usage
Often used figuratively to describe social skills or professional performances that lack obvious flaws.