All 6 Uses

elegant
in
A Feast For Crows
(Edited)

Marillion by contrast looked almost elegant.
p. 218.5 *

elegant = graceful and refined
It was the sheer elegance of it that pleased her most.
p. 360.3 *

elegance = simplicity and effectiveness
A beak of a nose and icy blue eyes made the Knight of Ninestars look like some elegant bird of prey.
p. 479.9

elegant = gracefully attractive
"The smallfolk will love you more if you are kind," she had said, so Cersei had ordered the value of the gowns deducted from the women's wages, a much more elegant solution.
p. 508.1

elegant = simple and effective
Many a night she had watched Prince Rhaegar in the hall, playing his silver-stringed harp with those long, elegant fingers of his.
p. 513.9

elegant = gracefully attractive
"Dutiful and beautiful," said an elegant young knight whose thick blond mane cascaded down well past his shoulders.
p. 891.1

Definitions:

(1) (elegant as in: an elegant gown)
refined and tasteful in appearance, behavior or style
(2) (elegant as in: as elegant equation)
a solution that is simpler (and often more comprehensive) than most would anticipate
(3) (meaning too rare to warrant focus)