old-world

[US]/[ˈəʊld wɜːld]/
[UK]/[ˈoʊld ˈwɜːld]/
Frequency: Very High

Translation

adj.Relating to or characteristic of Europe, especially pre-20th century.; Having a traditional or romantic charm.
n.Europe; the Old World.

Phrases & Collocations

old-world charm

old-world style

old-world values

old-world elegance

old-world traditions

old-world craftsmanship

Example Sentences

the hotel had an old-world charm, with antique furniture and ornate details.

he appreciated the old-world craftsmanship of the handmade leather boots.

the city boasted old-world architecture, a mix of victorian and art nouveau styles.

we enjoyed a leisurely afternoon tea in an old-world setting.

the restaurant offered an old-world menu featuring classic french dishes.

she longed for the romance and elegance of an old-world lifestyle.

the antique shop was filled with old-world treasures and curiosities.

he maintained an old-world politeness and impeccable manners.

the castle evoked a sense of old-world grandeur and history.

they sought an old-world escape from the modern world's hustle and bustle.

the ballroom danced with an old-world elegance and sophistication.

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