Pronunciation: /ˈdeɪnti/
noun something delicious or delicate to eat
A1 I like to wear dainty jewelry.
A2 She carefully arranged the dainty flowers in a vase.
B1 The dainty teacups were passed around during the afternoon tea party.
B2 The pastry chef created a dainty dessert that was almost too beautiful to eat.
C1 The artist's dainty brushstrokes added a delicate touch to the painting.
C2 Her dainty handwriting was admired by all who received her letters.
adjective delicate in flavor or texture
A1 She wore a dainty necklace to the party.
A2 The dainty teacup slipped out of her hands and shattered on the floor.
B1 The dainty pastries on the dessert table were a hit at the event.
B2 The ballerina danced with dainty movements, captivating the audience.
C1 The dainty details of the intricate lace dress made it a work of art.
C2 Her dainty handwriting was elegant and precise, reflecting her attention to detail.
formal The dainty china teacup was carefully placed on the delicate saucer.
informal She picked up the dainty necklace and admired its intricate design.
slang That dainty dress is so cute, I love it!
figurative Her dainty footsteps barely made a sound as she tiptoed through the room.
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