quaintness [ˈkweɪntnəs] N no pl
- quaintness
- urok m
- quaintness (strangeness)
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Its unqualified and audacious attacks on all private characters were at the start smiled at for their quaintness, then tolerated for their absurdity, and ultimately repudiated with disgust.
en.wikipedia.org But underneath the period quaintness lies something important and enduring.
www.telegraph.co.uk As collectibles today, the friction models are worth somewhat less than official promos, but the quaintness of the frictions makes them equally appealing.
en.wikipedia.org From the million-dollar views of the mountains, to the quaintness of the heritage hotel, to the genuine smiles from the locals.
www.thestar.com Down the years many things have changed as the brand traded quaintness for the popular.
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