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Meanings of quaint notion in English

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Usage of quaint notion in English
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Yahoo began with a quaint notion that the web could be catalogued.
Wired
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It is a quaint notion that has no place in the Wizarding Court.
James Potter and the Vault of Destinies
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It's a quaint notion that, today, Guinness would never dare assert.
The Irish Times
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He loved her midwestern accent and quaint notion of family.
The perfect woman
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And that's a right quaint notion too, he added softly.
The Virginian: A Horseman of the Plains
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That quaint notion of John Bruton's that Irish governments should be pluralist is, apparently, passe.
The Irish Times
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Prepared to be ridiculed for such a quaint notion.
The Guardian
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GILLMAN: That is a quaint notion, Mr Hopkins.
Futures 1
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It is a quaint notion these days because every presidential statement seems carefully calculated to risk calamity.
Radio NZ
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There persist a quaint notion amongst no small number of the populace that the talkies will soon pass.
The new yorker
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How many people laughed at the Wright Brothers and their quaint notion of a machine that could fly?
Wired
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Somewhere was born the quaint notion that getting through school would automatically make him an adult, with all attendant privileges.
The Fourth "R"
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What a quaint notion.
The Great Book of Amber
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They all laughed at this quaint notion, and Molly relaxed on the couch like a very tired young warrior after the battle.
Molly Brown's Senior Days
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The old quaint notion of Nature's abhorring a vacuum was found to be practically only an assertion that the air had weight.
The Atlantic Monthly, Volume 06, No. 33, July, 1860 / A Magazine...
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Settle in with one of the myriad newspapers from all over the globe - an increasingly quaint notion in the age of iPads.
BBC
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