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daintiness

 

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Noun daintiness has 1 sense
  1. daintiness, delicacy, fineness - the quality of being beautiful and delicate in appearance; "the daintiness of her touch"; "the fineness of her features"
    --1 is a kind of elegance

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Daintiness

Definition:

The quality of being delicate, graceful, or pleasingly small and neat.

Senses and Usages:

1. Noun - General Sense:

Daintiness refers to the attribute of being delicate, refined, or elegant.

Example Sentence: She was known for her daintiness; she always carried herself with grace.

2. Noun - Food Sense:

In the context of food, daintiness refers to the delicate and pleasing appearance or taste of a dish.

Example Sentence: The chef beautifully crafted the dessert with such daintiness that it looked too good to eat.

3. Noun - Fashion Sense:

Daintiness can also describe a style or trend in fashion characterized by delicate and elegant clothing or accessories.

Example Sentence: The fashion designer showcased a collection of dainty dresses and accessories for the spring season.

4. Adjective - Complimentary Sense:

As an adjective, dainty can be used to describe someone or something as small, delicate, and attractive.

Example Sentence: The little girl has a dainty smile that melts everyone's hearts.

5. Adjective - Local Usage:

In certain regions, dainty/daintiness is used informally to describe something as fancy, showy, or ostentatious.

Example Sentence: The banquet hall was decorated with dainty lights and extravagant floral arrangements.

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