mignon
ˈmɪnjɒn
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Definition of mignon - Reverso English Dictionary

Adjective

delicate beautyRaresmall and delicately attractiveRare
  • She admired the mignon vase on the shelf..
dainty petite

Noun

1.
appearanceRarecute or pretty person or childRare
  • The little girl was a true mignon.
cutie darling sweetheart
2.
historyRareone of Henry III's court favouritesRare
  • He was known as a mignon of the king.
companion courtier favorite
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small tender cut of beef from the end of the tenderloin
He ordered filet mignon at the upscale restaurant..

Origin of mignon

French, mignon (dainty, pleasing)

Examples of mignon in a sentence

  • She wore a mignon dress to the party.
  • The artist captured the mignon in her painting.
  • Everyone adored the mignon at the family gathering.
  • The mignon held great influence at court.
  • Mignons were often envied by other courtiers.

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  1. French:mignon, mignonne, ...
  2. German:niedlich, Liebling, ...
  3. Italian:delicato, grazioso, ...
  4. Spanish:bonito, monada, ...
  5. Portuguese:mimoso, fofura, ...
  6. Chinese:娇小可爱的, 小可爱, ...
  7. Japanese:小さくてかわいい, ミニョン, ...
  8. Arabic:رَقيق الجمال, جَمِيل, ...
  9. Hebrew:חָמוּד, חֲמוּדוֹן, ...
  10. Russian:милый, малышка, ...
  11. Ukrainian:миленький, красуня, ...
  12. Hindi:नाज़ुक, प्यारा, ...

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