recherche (Meaning)

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recherche (s)

lavishly elegant and refined

Webster

Sought out with care; choice. Hence: of rare quality, elegance, or attractiveness; peculiar and refined in kind.

The museum's latest exhibition features a collection of recherché artifacts that have never been seen before.
The author's use of obscure and erudite language made her novel a recherché work of literature.
True gourmands seek out recherché culinary experiences that tantalize the palate.
Her wardrobe was filled with recherché pieces that turned heads wherever she went.
The antique shop sold a wide variety of recherché objects, including rare books, vintage jewelry, and antique furniture.
Some individuals pursue hobbies that are considered recherché, such as collecting stamps or studying ancient languages.
The elite gathering boasted a guest list comprised of politicians, celebrities, and other recherché individuals.
The fashion show showcased a collection of avant-garde designs that catered to a recherché clientele.
The library's special collections room housed a number of recherché manuscripts and early printed books.
The film festival screened a selection of obscure and recherché independent films that challenged conventional filmmaking norms.

lavishly elegant and refinedSought out with care; choice. Hence: of rare quality, elegance, or attractiveness; peculiar and refined in kind.

exquisite, dainty, excellent, fine,elegant, select, rare, special, better, high-grade

ordinary, rough, gross, vulgar, gross, vulgar, unpolished, tasteless, common, common

The museum's latest exhibition features a collection of recherché artifacts that have never been seen before.

The author's use of obscure and erudite language made her novel a recherché work of literature.

True gourmands seek out recherché culinary experiences that tantalize the palate.

Her wardrobe was filled with recherché pieces that turned heads wherever she went.