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Definition of cachet - Reverso English Dictionary
Noun
1.
approvalmark or seal indicating approval or status
- The document bore the cachet of the royal family..
2.
high statusprestige or distinction that makes people admire
- The award gave the event a certain cachet.
3.
authorityofficial seal on a document or letter
- The letter bore the king's cachet.
4.
philatelyTECH. commemorative design or inscription on an envelopeTECH.
- The envelope featured a unique cachet for the anniversary.
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mark or seal indicating approval or status 
commemorative design or inscription on an envelope
Expressions with cachet
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be admired or respected by many people
This brand have cachet among young professionals.
historical letter allowing imprisonment without trial
The king issued a lettre de cachet, imprisoning the dissident secretly..
Origin of cachet
French, cachet (seal)
Examples of cachet in a sentence
Winning the award gave her work a new cachet. Owning a luxury car adds cachet to his status. The brand's cachet attracts many customers. The document was stamped with the royal cachet. Each certificate had the university's cachet embossed on it. Collectors sought envelopes with the rare cachet.
The cachet on the letter marked a historic event.
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- French:cachet, prestige, ...
- German:Gütesiegel, Ansehen, ...
- Italian:sigillo di approvazione, prestigio, ...
- Spanish:sello, prestigio, ...
- Portuguese:prestígio, cachet, ...
- Chinese:印章, 声望, ...
- Japanese:印, 威信, ...
- Arabic:خَاتَم, هِيبَة, ...
- Hebrew:חוֹתֶמֶת כַּשְׁרוּת, הִילָה, ...
- Russian:печать, престиж, ...
- Ukrainian:знак схвалення, престиж, ...
- Hindi:मुहर, प्रतिष्ठा, ...
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