His style stamps all his work with the cachet of literary superiority.
Source: tatoeba (10656931)
Cachet
//kæˈʃeɪ//
Synonyms for "cachet" (106 found)
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Translations
12 translations across 5 languages.
Czech
1 entries- prestiž noun (a special characteristic or quality; prestige)
German
2 entries- Gütesiegel noun (archaic: a seal)
- Prestige noun (a special characteristic or quality; prestige)
Polish
3 entries- pieczęć noun (archaic: a seal)
- prestiż noun (a special characteristic or quality; prestige)
- styl noun (a special characteristic or quality; prestige)
Spanish
3 entries- cachet noun (a special characteristic or quality; prestige)
- caché noun (a special characteristic or quality; prestige)
- cashé noun (a special characteristic or quality; prestige)
Turkish
3 entries- damga noun (archaic: a seal)
- kaşe mühür noun (archaic: a seal)
- prestij noun (a special characteristic or quality; prestige)
Sample sentences
13 total sentences available.
And it is a mysterious, wonderful thing this character, this cachet of a great city; the charm of Paris or the grandeur of London, the glittering stillness of Venice or the insistent glory of eternal Rome.
Source: tatoeba (11884636)
I remember when this diner was a quiet hangout, but lately it seems to be losing its cachet.
Source: wiktionary
In fact, within the Waffen-SS as a whole, the carrying of a personal weapon such as a pistol or a submachine-gun in addition to or instead of the issue rifle became something of a cachet.
Source: wiktionary
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