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recherché

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re·cher·ché  (r-shrsh)
adj.
1. Uncommon; rare.
2. Exquisite; choice.
3. Overrefined; forced.
4. Pretentious; overblown.
[French, past participle of rechercher, to research, from Old French recercher; see research.]
recherché [rəˈʃɛəʃeɪ (French) rəʃɛrʃe]
adj
1. known only to connoisseurs; choice or rare
2. studiedly refined or elegant
[from French: past participle of rechercher to make a thorough search for; see research]
ThesaurusLegend:  Synonyms Related Words Antonyms
recherché
adjective refined, rare, exotic, esoteric, arcane, far-fetched, choice This Valentine's Day, look for something more recherché for your loved one.
Translations
recherché [rəˈʃɛəʃeɪ] ADJ → rebuscado
recherché
adj → gewählt; book, subject → ausgefallen; expression → gesucht
recherché [rəˈʃɛəʃeɪ] adj → ricercato/a
recherché [rəˈʃɛəʃeɪ] adj → ricercato/a


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