| | | adjective | 1. Rare, exotic, or obscure. |
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 |  | | "When I want to look more recherché, I add more jewelry and accessories." |
| | | "The library book club is known for recherché selections that challenge the readers." |
| | | "The chef planned a recherché menu to show off the seasonal ingredients." |
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 | | French, late 17th century |
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 | | 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. ... | | Continue Reading |
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