Definition, Meaning & Synonyms

quaint-village

noun

/kwānt ˈvɪlɪdʒ/

Definition

A quaint village is a small community known for its charming and unusual characteristics, often reflecting historical architecture and a picturesque setting.

Examples

During our travels, we stumbled upon a quaint village nestled in the hills.
The quaint village was filled with cobblestone streets and lovely flower gardens.
She loves visiting quaint villages as they remind her of simpler times.

Meaning

The term ‘quaint’ suggests something that is attractively unusual or old-fashioned, while ‘village’ refers to a small group of houses in a rural area.