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fey

/feɪ/

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adjective

/feɪ/C2formalbritishobsolete
  • ruУстаревший или литературный термин, описывающий человека со странным, потусторонним или магическим качеством, часто предполагающий связь с феями или изменённым состоянием сознания.

An old-fashioned or literary term describing someone as having a strange, otherworldly, or magical quality, often suggesting a connection with fairies or an altered state of mind.

  1. Slightly insane or eccentricC2informalbritish

    Having a strange, otherworldly, or slightly mad quality.

    ruСтранный

    • She had a fey look in her eyes that made everyone uneasy.
    • His fey behavior at the party was both amusing and unsettling.
    • The old woman was considered fey by the villagers.

    Synonymsdreamyeccentricelfinoddotherworldlypeculiarquirkystrangeunearthlywhimsical

  2. Otherworldly or elfinC2formal

    Suggestive of an elf or fairy in strangeness and otherworldliness; having a magical or supernatural quality.

    ruНе от мира сего

    • The actress had a fey beauty that captivated the audience.
    • The forest had a fey atmosphere, as if enchanted.
    • His fey charm was both mysterious and alluring.

    Synonymselfinenchantedetherealmagicalmysticalotherworldlysupernaturalunearthly

    Antonymscommonearthlymundanenaturalordinaryprosaicrealisticsublunaryworldly

Forms
  • feyer comparative form
  • feyest superlative form
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