fey in Italian
fey in Italian is magico, incantato — fey means having a strange, otherworldly, or magical quality.
fey in Italian
magico
Magical or fairylike.
incantato
Spellbound.
What does "fey" mean?
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adj Having a strange, otherworldly, or magical quality.
"There was something fey about the old woman's smile."
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adj Acting as if about to die, or eerily detached from ordinary concerns.
"The soldiers noticed a fey calm settle over their commander before the battle."
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fey in a sentence
- There was something fey about the old woman's smile.
- The soldiers noticed a fey calm settle over their commander before the battle.
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What is "fey" in Italian?
"fey" in Italian is magico, incantato. fey means: Having a strange, otherworldly, or magical quality.
How do you use "fey" in a sentence?
Example: "There was something fey about the old woman's smile." In Italian, "fey" is magico, incantato.
Are there other ways to say "fey" in Italian?
Yes — Italian has 2 translations listed for "fey": magico, incantato.
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