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quaintness

/ˈkweɪnt.nəs/

Traduction: Nom désignant la qualité d'être charmant d'une manière vieillotte ou agréablement inhabituelle, évoquant souvent la nostalgie ou la curiosité.

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noun

/ˈkweɪnt.nəs/C1formal
  • frNom désignant la qualité d'être charmant d'une manière vieillotte ou agréablement inhabituelle, évoquant souvent la nostalgie ou la curiosité.

A noun referring to the quality of being charmingly old-fashioned or attractively unusual, often evoking a sense of nostalgia or curiosity.

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  1. Old-fashioned charmB2formal

    The quality of being attractively unusual or old-fashioned, often in a pleasing or charming way.

    frcharme désuet

    • The quaintness of the village attracted many tourists.
    • She loved the quaintness of the antique shop.
    • The cottage had a certain quaintness that made it feel cozy.

    Synonymescharmpicturesqueness

    Antonymesmodernitystylishness

  2. Unusual or peculiar qualityC1formal

    A quality of being strange or odd, especially due to being old-fashioned.

    frcaractère singulier

    • The quaintness of his mannerisms made him stand out.
    • There was a quaintness to the old traditions that seemed out of place today.
    • The quaintness of the language in the manuscript was charming but difficult to read.

    Synonymescuriousnesseccentricityodditypeculiaritystrangenessunusualness

    Antonymescommonnessfamiliaritymodernitynormalityordinariness

Formes
  • quaintnesses plural form
  • quaintnesses' possessive plural form
  • quaintness's possessive singular form