choiceness
- noun
- /ˈtʃɔɪs.nəs/
- The choiceness of the fabrics impressed every customer who visited the boutique.
Examples
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The choiceness of the restaurant's dishes impressed all the guests.
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Despite its age, the painting retains a choiceness that sets it apart from others.
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He admired the choiceness of her words, each one selected with care for its meaning.
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This wine is known for its choiceness and unique flavor.
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The choiceness of the fabrics impressed every customer who visited the boutique.
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The choiceness of the restaurant's dishes impressed all the guests.
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Despite its age, the painting retains a choiceness that sets it apart from others.
Synonyms
Very high quality or skill that makes one stand out
Something that is very good and lasts a long time
High quality that makes something very good
A state of being the most excellent or of very high quality
Antonyms
How Good
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Choiceness is made from choice, which comes from the idea of picking or 'to choose', and the ending -ness, which means 'state'. So choiceness is the 'state of being carefully chosen', meaning something is especially good or high quality.