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fey Definition and Meaning in English (fey definition)

adjective
Synonyms:etherealwhimsicalmystical
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Fey definition: Possessing an otherworldly, magical, or ethereal quality, often appearing delicate and whimsical.

Definitions of Fey

  1. 1adjective

    Possessing an otherworldly, magical, or ethereal quality, often appearing delicate and whimsical.

  2. 2adjective

    Having a sense of impending death or doom, or behaving as if under a spell.

Example Sentences

“Her fey beauty seemed to belong to another realm.”

“There was a fey glint in his eyes, as if he knew something others didn't.”

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Fey definition: Possessing an otherworldly, magical, or ethereal quality, often appearing delicate and whimsical.
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'Fey' translates to 'fey' in English. Fey definition: Possessing an otherworldly, magical, or ethereal quality, often appearing delicate and whimsical.
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