Definition of quaintly in English:

quaintly

adverb ˈkweɪntliˈkweɪntli

In an attractively unusual or old-fashioned manner.
quaintly named cottages
the menu still refers, quaintly, to feathered and furred game
Example sentencesExamples
- One of these oddities was the quaintly titled Piccadilly House.
- The Government is spending $11 .7 million walling itself in in the national Parliament in a project the bureaucracy quaintly calls "security enhancement".
- We arrived at our hotel, quaintly named 'The Cleopatra'.
- He quaintly refers to the Wachowskis as 'the boys'.
- White rooftops cluster quaintly against the lower slopes.
- The quaintly named Mariner's Haven is a new development from the house builders Local Homes.
- Posters now appear quaintly old-fashioned, something to be collected rather than made.
- 'Occasional Supper Clubs', as they have been quaintly dubbed, are clandestine gatherings of food-fanciers.
- We discover that artists' studios range from ultramodern to quaintly rural.
- Quaintly, it can be lucky to give money away, too!
- Of course, some of it comes across as quaintly out of date.

Definition of quaintly in US English:

quaintly

adverbˈkwāntlēˈkweɪntli

In an attractively unusual or old-fashioned manner.
quaintly named cottages
the menu still refers, quaintly, to feathered and furred game
Example sentencesExamples
- Quaintly, it can be lucky to give money away, too!
- We discover that artists' studios range from ultramodern to quaintly rural.
- He quaintly refers to the Wachowskis as 'the boys'.
- Posters now appear quaintly old-fashioned, something to be collected rather than made.
- One of these oddities was the quaintly titled Piccadilly House.
- White rooftops cluster quaintly against the lower slopes.
- Of course, some of it comes across as quaintly out of date.
- We arrived at our hotel, quaintly named 'The Cleopatra'.
- 'Occasional Supper Clubs', as they have been quaintly dubbed, are clandestine gatherings of food-fanciers.
- The Government is spending $11 .7 million walling itself in in the national Parliament in a project the bureaucracy quaintly calls "security enhancement".
- The quaintly named Mariner's Haven is a new development from the house builders Local Homes.

单词	quaintly
释义	Definition of quaintly in English: quaintly adverb ˈkweɪntliˈkweɪntli In an attractively unusual or old-fashioned manner. quaintly named cottages the menu still refers, quaintly, to feathered and furred game Example sentencesExamples One of these oddities was the quaintly titled Piccadilly House. The Government is spending $11 .7 million walling itself in in the national Parliament in a project the bureaucracy quaintly calls "security enhancement". We arrived at our hotel, quaintly named 'The Cleopatra'. He quaintly refers to the Wachowskis as 'the boys'. White rooftops cluster quaintly against the lower slopes. The quaintly named Mariner's Haven is a new development from the house builders Local Homes. Posters now appear quaintly old-fashioned, something to be collected rather than made. 'Occasional Supper Clubs', as they have been quaintly dubbed, are clandestine gatherings of food-fanciers. We discover that artists' studios range from ultramodern to quaintly rural. Quaintly, it can be lucky to give money away, too! Of course, some of it comes across as quaintly out of date. Definition of quaintly in US English: quaintly adverbˈkwāntlēˈkweɪntli In an attractively unusual or old-fashioned manner. quaintly named cottages the menu still refers, quaintly, to feathered and furred game Example sentencesExamples Quaintly, it can be lucky to give money away, too! We discover that artists' studios range from ultramodern to quaintly rural. He quaintly refers to the Wachowskis as 'the boys'. Posters now appear quaintly old-fashioned, something to be collected rather than made. One of these oddities was the quaintly titled Piccadilly House. White rooftops cluster quaintly against the lower slopes. Of course, some of it comes across as quaintly out of date. We arrived at our hotel, quaintly named 'The Cleopatra'. 'Occasional Supper Clubs', as they have been quaintly dubbed, are clandestine gatherings of food-fanciers. The Government is spending $11 .7 million walling itself in in the national Parliament in a project the bureaucracy quaintly calls "security enhancement". The quaintly named Mariner's Haven is a new development from the house builders Local Homes.
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