chincherie (Meaning)

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chincherie (n.)

Penuriousness.

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The antique shop was filled with chincherie, ranging from delicate porcelain figurines to ornate jewelry boxes.
Her collection of chincherie was meticulously arranged on the shelves, each piece telling a story of its own.
The wealthy aristocrat had a penchant for acquiring the finest chincherie from around the world to adorn his mansion.
In the dimly lit room, the glow of candlelight danced off the polished surfaces of the chincherie, casting enchanting shadows on the walls.
The curator carefully cataloged each item of chincherie in the museum's collection, ensuring their historical significance was preserved.
She inherited a treasure trove of chincherie from her grandmother, each item cherished for its sentimental value.
The artisan spent hours crafting intricate chincherie, infusing each piece with his passion and creativity.
As the auctioneer announced the next lot of chincherie, anticipation filled the room as collectors eagerly awaited their chance to bid.
The shopkeeper proudly displayed his latest acquisitions of chincherie in the storefront window, attracting the attention of passersby.
Exploring the hidden alleys of the old town, they stumbled upon a quaint shop filled with exquisite chincherie, a treasure trove waiting to be discovered.

Penuriousness.

No synonyms found.

No antonyms found.

The antique shop was filled with chincherie, ranging from delicate porcelain figurines to ornate jewelry boxes.

Her collection of chincherie was meticulously arranged on the shelves, each piece telling a story of its own.

The wealthy aristocrat had a penchant for acquiring the finest chincherie from around the world to adorn his mansion.

In the dimly lit room, the glow of candlelight danced off the polished surfaces of the chincherie, casting enchanting shadows on the walls.