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Definition of quaint - Reverso English Dictionary
Adjective
1.
appearanceodd or inappropriate in a peculiar way
- His quaint behavior puzzled everyone at the party.
2.
vintageattractively unusual with old-fashioned charm
- The quaint cottage had a lovely garden.
Origin of quaint
Middle English, cointe (clever, cunning)
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Examples of quaint in a sentence
Her quaint attire stood out at the formal event. The quaint village attracted many tourists. Her quaint dress was admired by everyone.
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- French:étrange, pittoresque, ...
- German:seltsam, malerisch, ...
- Italian:bizzarro, pittoresco, ...
- Spanish:extraño, acogedor, ...
- Portuguese:excêntrico, pitoresco, ...
- Chinese:古怪的, 古色古香, ...
- Japanese:風変わりな, 趣のある, ...
- Arabic:غَرِيب, ظَريف, ...
- Hebrew:מוּזָר, צִיּוּרִי, ...
- Russian:странный, уютный, ...
- Ukrainian:дивний, затишний, ...
- Hindi:विचित्र, पुरानी शैली का, ...
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