cachet Synonyms
Strongest:
Strong:
- prominence
- importance
- renown
- celebrity
- notoriety
- seriousness
- rank
- moment
- note
- eminence
- import
- preeminence
- weight
- reputation
- distinction
- magnitude
- standing
- repute
Weak:
Strongest:
- odium
- dishonor
- opprobrium
- opprobrium
- anonymity
- pettiness
- infamy
- worthlessness
- discredit
- ignominy
- infamy
- shame
- disrepute
- dishonor
- worthlessness
- anonymity
- disgrace
- pettiness
- disrepute
- odium
- shame
- discredit
- disgrace
- ignominy
Strong:
- paltriness
- valuelessness
- smallness
- smallness
- obscurity
- paltriness
- insignificance
- obscurity
- valuelessness
- insignificance
Weak:
cachet Meaning
cachet (n)
an indication of approved or superior status
a warrant formerly issued by a French king who could warrant imprisonment or death in a signed letter under his seal
a seal on a letter
cachet (n.)
A seal, as of a letter.
cachet Sentence Examples
- The designer handbag carried a certain cachet that made it highly coveted among fashion enthusiasts.
- Winning the prestigious award added a new level of cachet to the actor's career.
- The exclusive club's membership offered a cachet of privilege and access to high-profile events.
- The luxury brand's logo lent an air of cachet to the products it adorned.
- A Michelin star restaurant possesses a cachet that attracts discerning diners from around the world.
- The historic mansion's cachet stemmed from its rich architectural heritage.
- Acquiring a rare piece of art from a renowned artist added cachet to the collector's portfolio.
- The diplomat's prestigious background brought a sense of cachet to the negotiations.
- The company's commitment to sustainability enhanced its cachet in the eyes of environmentally conscious consumers.
- The prestigious university's reputation lent a certain cachet to the degrees it awarded.
FAQs About the word cachet
an indication of approved or superior status, a warrant formerly issued by a French king who could warrant imprisonment or death in a signed letter under his se
stature, power,prestige, value, fame, position, status, significance, prominence, importance
odium, dishonor, opprobrium, opprobrium, anonymity, pettiness, infamy, worthlessness, discredit, ignominy
The designer handbag carried a certain cachet that made it highly coveted among fashion enthusiasts.
Winning the prestigious award added a new level of cachet to the actor's career.
The exclusive club's membership offered a cachet of privilege and access to high-profile events.
The luxury brand's logo lent an air of cachet to the products it adorned.
