quaintness

[kwaynt-nis]

noun

1. the quality of being quaint.

Example Sentences

“If we’re saying we will lose our quaintness because we have an address, I think that’s a false narrative,” she said.

From Los Angeles Times

Across America, coastal towns convey a unique combination of quaintness and working harbor grit.

From Seattle Times

Some of the quaintness of the ride has been lost, of course, as commercialism took root along the route.

From Seattle Times

Celebration promised a throwback quaintness, the way towns allegedly were.

From Salon

So does “Poker Face,” in all its unapologetic quaintness.

From New York Times