fantique (Meaning)
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fantique (n.)
State of worry or excitment; fidget; ill humor.
Synonyms & Antonyms of fantique
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fantique Sentence Examples
- The antique furniture market is thriving with fantique collectors seeking unique and valuable pieces.
- Fantique jewelry is highly sought after by collectors and enthusiasts who appreciate the intricate designs and historical significance.
- The fantique car show attracted hundreds of visitors who came to admire vintage vehicles from various eras.
- John's home is adorned with fantique decor and furnishings that reflect his love for classic aesthetics.
- Sarah scoured flea markets and antique stores to find fantique collectibles that would add charm to her home.
- The museum's fantique collection includes ancient artifacts, vintage clothing, and rare manuscripts that tell stories of the past.
- Some fantique dealers specialize in restoring and selling authentic antique furniture, preserving the heritage and value of each piece.
- The city's historic district features many fantique shops where visitors can find unique souvenirs and gifts.
- Mary is a fantique enthusiast who enjoys restoring old furniture and breathing new life into vintage items.
- The fantique dollhouse exhibition showcased intricate miniature houses and furnishings that captured the elegance and charm of bygone eras.
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State of worry or excitment; fidget; ill humor.
No synonyms found.
No antonyms found.
The antique furniture market is thriving with fantique collectors seeking unique and valuable pieces.
Fantique jewelry is highly sought after by collectors and enthusiasts who appreciate the intricate designs and historical significance.
The fantique car show attracted hundreds of visitors who came to admire vintage vehicles from various eras.
John's home is adorned with fantique decor and furnishings that reflect his love for classic aesthetics.
