cachet

Converse of object

• carry: Mr Kebede appreciates that Addis Ababa, does not quite carry the same design cachet of Milan or Paris.
• add: The high level of fluorescence of fluorite from this classic area, adds an extra cachet other locations do not have.
• have: It does not, however, have the usual first flight cachet.
• enjoy: During the 1950s and 1960s it enjoyed enormous cachet among visitors from North West England, the Borders, Wales and Ireland.
• give: When he trails about in an abba he gives cachet to my garden I can tell you!
• attach: Witness the cultural cachet attached to doing the weekly shop at a farmers ' market as opposed to the local supermarket.

Adjective modifier

• certain: Trout have star quality and a certain cachet: every knows what they look like: everyone knows what they taste like.
• special: US to New Zealand via Fiji To Fiji Special cachets were applied for mail to Suva.
• social: Cocaine is still seen as the upmarket club and sex drug of choice and its use confers social cachet and respectability on its users.
• international: For advanced skiers, Schladming, with its World Cup pedigree and international cachet, must definitely not be sniffed at.
• same: Mr Kebede appreciates that Addis Ababa, does not quite carry the same design cachet of Milan or Paris.
• added: With Sex and the City costume designer and stylist Patricia Fields dressing the Devil women, the bag has received added cachet.

Preposition: on

• back: There is an Auckland backstamp of 12 April and a faint official cachet on the back.

Noun used with modifier

• flight: The cover has a San Francisco to Hong Kong first flight cachet.

Preposition: in

• red: In these the Richmond cachet is in black and the New Plymouth cachet in red as in the second example.

Preposition: of

• listing: In many areas, the cachet of listing may add to the value of residential property.