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fey
noun
feys
pl
UK
/feɪ/
US
/feɪ/
Used in folklore/fantasy to denote a fairy or the fairy folk collectively.
Synonyms
doomed soul
fae
fairy
faerie
elf
sprite
pixie
pixy
changeling
sidhe
nymph
sylph
doomed one
brownie
fey
adjective
feyer
Comp.
feyest
Super.
UK
/feɪ/
US
/feɪ/
пророческий
He had a fey look in his eyes, as if he could see the future.
У него был пророческий взгляд, как будто он мог видеть будущее.
волшебный
The forest had a fey atmosphere, as if it was enchanted.
Лес имел волшебную атмосферу, как будто он был зачарован.
сказочный
Her fey beauty captivated everyone at the party.
Ее сказочная красота пленила всех на вечеринке.
Additional translations
загадочный
необычный
чудесный
Synonyms
whimsical
elfin
fairy-like
dreamy
magical
otherworldly
Definitions
fey
noun
A fairy or other supernatural being of folklore; the fair folk collectively.
Legends tell of the fey who dance in the woods on midsummer night.
fey
adjective
Having an otherworldly, magical, or fairy-like quality.
The garden had a fey charm, with its twinkling lights and whimsical decorations.
Appearing to be under a spell or having a supernatural aura.
Her fey demeanor made everyone feel as if she could see into the future.
Marked by a sense of impending doom or death.
He had a fey look about him, as if he knew something terrible was about to happen.
Displaying eccentric, whimsical, or slightly mad behaviour; touched.
After weeks alone in the cabin, he grew fey, muttering to unseen companions.
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