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adjective 1. Rare, exotic, or obscure.
EXAMPLE SENTENCES
Play Button "When I want to look more recherché, I add more jewelry and accessories."
Play Button "The library book club is known for recherché selections that challenge the readers."
Play Button "The chef planned a recherché menu to show off the seasonal ingredients."
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French, late 17th century
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Why This Word?
This word is borrowed directly from the French verb "rechercher," meaning "to carefully seek out." As it's used in English, the adjective describes rare items that also have a sense of luxuriousness or refinement. For example, a rare first-edition book could be described as "recherché," but a grubby piece of sports memorabilia might not rate the adjective, no matter how one-of-a-kind it is. ...
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