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boutique
[boo-teek]
noun
a small shop or a small specialty department within a larger store, especially one that sells fashionable clothes and accessories or a special selection of other merchandise.
any small, exclusive business offering customized service.
Our advertising is handled by a new Madison Avenue boutique.
Informal., a small business, department, etc., specializing in one aspect of a larger industry.
one of Wall Street's leading research boutiques.
adjective
of, designating, or characteristic of a small, exclusive producer or business.
one of California's best boutique wineries.
boutique
/ buːˈtiːk /
noun
a shop, esp a small one selling fashionable clothes and other items
of or denoting a small specialized producer or business
( as modifier )
a boutique winery
a small specialized stall or shopping area within a supermarket, esp selling fresh meat, seafood, etc
Word History and Origins
Origin of boutique1
Word History and Origins
Origin of boutique1
Example Sentences
As a result, “all these funky little lots in the city of Seattle are eligible for nice little boutique apartment buildings,” said Van Leeuwen.
He was working at a boutique Manhattan law firm called Gold & Wachtel that counted Epstein among its clients.
This is the fancy, unclouded artisanal stuff from D.C.’s boutique ice company Favourite Ice, founded by local bartenders Owen Thomson and Joseph Ambrose.
Some retail investors feel safer seeking out larger firms with well-known brands rather than boutique investment firms, but there is no hard and fast rule that says one is better than the other.
With a 400kW capacity, the data centre is relatively small – or "boutique", according to Mr Richardson.
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