Questions about example sentences with, and the definition and usage of "Quaint"

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Quaint – cute and old-fashioned. Something whimsical and interesting which isn't really fashionable anymore.

I have absolutely no idea what that has to do with a "bad memory prison", so please don't ask me.

A: According to the Cambridge dictionary;
Quaint - attractive because of being unusual and especially old-fashioned

A: Kinda like "cute, cozy, endearing". For example, "What a quaint little cabin!" like "what a cute, or cozy little cabin"

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A: old-fashioned but charming

A: He lives in a quaint little town with quaint little antique shops wnich sell quaint little items....to very stupid people!

A: The Cotswolds are populated with quaint little villages, where people live in quaint little thatched-roof cottages.

A: Chester is a quaint quintessential English town.

A: The Cotswolds are dotted with quaint little cottages.

A: It is a quaint little village.

That tiny house is so quaint.

A: Quaint means old-fashioned but charming.
Queer means weird, but you shouldn't use it, because it is also an offensive term referring to gays and lesbians.

A: quaint = attractively unusual or old-fashioned (charming, sweet, old-fashioned)
strange = unusual or surprising in a way that is unsettling or hard to understand. (odd, curious, peculiar, weird, bizarre, perplexing, baffling, ect.)

A: Quaint is a good thing, archaic is bad

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A: "quaint": pleasantly old fashioned

Any place that looks old fashioned in a way that you like.

A: quaint