Definition of cuteness in English:

cuteness

noun ˈkjuːtnəsˈkyo͞otnəs

mass noun

1The quality of being attractive in a pretty or endearing way.
the innocence, exuberance, and overall cuteness of all these children
Example sentencesExamples
- The show rode solely on the shoulders of its child star's indomitable cuteness.
- Movies about children always run the risk of cuteness, because kids often play to the camera with little self-consciousness.
- I love everything about them: their cuteness, their innocence, their clothes.
- The young actress, as the kidnapped girl, has an endearing mix of cuteness and sincerity.
- The studio couldn't possibly have further ratcheted up the cuteness level of the movie.
- No one can accuse him of having cast these kids for their cuteness of speech or appearance.
- The dog is cute, but the film relies rather too heavily on his cuteness.
- There is no 'quirky' suburban cuteness here.
- For all its cuteness, this is definitely not a comic for children.
- In place of a legitimate storyline, the picture relies on the cuteness of its pint-sized stars and the charisma of its star to carry the movie.
1. 1.1North American informal The quality of being sexually attractive.
  this actress has cuteness written all over her face
  Example sentencesExamples
  I saw him as the emcee in Cabaret, and not only does he have cuteness and comic timing going for him, but his German accent is very sophisticated.
  The musician was "a geek you could get wasted with, a shy guy whose cuteness cried out for mothering, an arty weirdo with a common touch."
  Don't act like your scene lacks a contingent of people barely into music, who instead relish a band's "hotness" or "cuteness."
  The artist's first American show plumbed the art world's bottomless fascination with cuteness, female sexuality and Freud.
  The band's cuteness factor is off the charts, but it feels sort of self-designed, unoriginal and lame.
  Able to use their cuteness to their advantage, they had the crowd eating out of their hands.
  Interestingly, most of the chat room discussions focus on his cuteness, and most of the Web sites focus on her sexuality.
  Her direct, active and assertive engagement with the camera was shocking in a land where schoolgirlish giggling and "cuteness" were considered most arousing to men of all ages.
  Her overbearing cuteness both charms and annoys her friends.
  This is no novelty act, playing half-assed rock and getting by on cuteness alone.

Definition of cuteness in US English:

cuteness

nounˈkyo͞otnəs

1The quality of being attractive in a pretty or endearing way.
the innocence, exuberance, and overall cuteness of all these children
Example sentencesExamples
- No one can accuse him of having cast these kids for their cuteness of speech or appearance.
- The young actress, as the kidnapped girl, has an endearing mix of cuteness and sincerity.
- The show rode solely on the shoulders of its child star's indomitable cuteness.
- Movies about children always run the risk of cuteness, because kids often play to the camera with little self-consciousness.
- There is no 'quirky' suburban cuteness here.
- For all its cuteness, this is definitely not a comic for children.
- The dog is cute, but the film relies rather too heavily on his cuteness.
- I love everything about them: their cuteness, their innocence, their clothes.
- The studio couldn't possibly have further ratcheted up the cuteness level of the movie.
- In place of a legitimate storyline, the picture relies on the cuteness of its pint-sized stars and the charisma of its star to carry the movie.
1. 1.1North American informal The quality of being sexually attractive.
  this actress has cuteness written all over her face
  Example sentencesExamples
  Interestingly, most of the chat room discussions focus on his cuteness, and most of the Web sites focus on her sexuality.
  Don't act like your scene lacks a contingent of people barely into music, who instead relish a band's "hotness" or "cuteness."
  The artist's first American show plumbed the art world's bottomless fascination with cuteness, female sexuality and Freud.
  I saw him as the emcee in Cabaret, and not only does he have cuteness and comic timing going for him, but his German accent is very sophisticated.
  This is no novelty act, playing half-assed rock and getting by on cuteness alone.
  Able to use their cuteness to their advantage, they had the crowd eating out of their hands.
  The band's cuteness factor is off the charts, but it feels sort of self-designed, unoriginal and lame.
  Her overbearing cuteness both charms and annoys her friends.
  The musician was "a geek you could get wasted with, a shy guy whose cuteness cried out for mothering, an arty weirdo with a common touch."
  Her direct, active and assertive engagement with the camera was shocking in a land where schoolgirlish giggling and "cuteness" were considered most arousing to men of all ages.

单词	cuteness
释义	Definition of cuteness in English: cuteness noun ˈkjuːtnəsˈkyo͞otnəs mass noun 1The quality of being attractive in a pretty or endearing way. the innocence, exuberance, and overall cuteness of all these children Example sentencesExamples The show rode solely on the shoulders of its child star's indomitable cuteness. Movies about children always run the risk of cuteness, because kids often play to the camera with little self-consciousness. I love everything about them: their cuteness, their innocence, their clothes. The young actress, as the kidnapped girl, has an endearing mix of cuteness and sincerity. The studio couldn't possibly have further ratcheted up the cuteness level of the movie. No one can accuse him of having cast these kids for their cuteness of speech or appearance. The dog is cute, but the film relies rather too heavily on his cuteness. There is no 'quirky' suburban cuteness here. For all its cuteness, this is definitely not a comic for children. In place of a legitimate storyline, the picture relies on the cuteness of its pint-sized stars and the charisma of its star to carry the movie. 1.1North American informal The quality of being sexually attractive. this actress has cuteness written all over her face Example sentencesExamples I saw him as the emcee in Cabaret, and not only does he have cuteness and comic timing going for him, but his German accent is very sophisticated. The musician was "a geek you could get wasted with, a shy guy whose cuteness cried out for mothering, an arty weirdo with a common touch." Don't act like your scene lacks a contingent of people barely into music, who instead relish a band's "hotness" or "cuteness." The artist's first American show plumbed the art world's bottomless fascination with cuteness, female sexuality and Freud. The band's cuteness factor is off the charts, but it feels sort of self-designed, unoriginal and lame. Able to use their cuteness to their advantage, they had the crowd eating out of their hands. Interestingly, most of the chat room discussions focus on his cuteness, and most of the Web sites focus on her sexuality. Her direct, active and assertive engagement with the camera was shocking in a land where schoolgirlish giggling and "cuteness" were considered most arousing to men of all ages. Her overbearing cuteness both charms and annoys her friends. This is no novelty act, playing half-assed rock and getting by on cuteness alone. Definition of cuteness in US English: cuteness nounˈkyo͞otnəs 1The quality of being attractive in a pretty or endearing way. the innocence, exuberance, and overall cuteness of all these children Example sentencesExamples No one can accuse him of having cast these kids for their cuteness of speech or appearance. The young actress, as the kidnapped girl, has an endearing mix of cuteness and sincerity. The show rode solely on the shoulders of its child star's indomitable cuteness. Movies about children always run the risk of cuteness, because kids often play to the camera with little self-consciousness. There is no 'quirky' suburban cuteness here. For all its cuteness, this is definitely not a comic for children. The dog is cute, but the film relies rather too heavily on his cuteness. I love everything about them: their cuteness, their innocence, their clothes. The studio couldn't possibly have further ratcheted up the cuteness level of the movie. In place of a legitimate storyline, the picture relies on the cuteness of its pint-sized stars and the charisma of its star to carry the movie. 1.1North American informal The quality of being sexually attractive. this actress has cuteness written all over her face Example sentencesExamples Interestingly, most of the chat room discussions focus on his cuteness, and most of the Web sites focus on her sexuality. Don't act like your scene lacks a contingent of people barely into music, who instead relish a band's "hotness" or "cuteness." The artist's first American show plumbed the art world's bottomless fascination with cuteness, female sexuality and Freud. I saw him as the emcee in Cabaret, and not only does he have cuteness and comic timing going for him, but his German accent is very sophisticated. This is no novelty act, playing half-assed rock and getting by on cuteness alone. Able to use their cuteness to their advantage, they had the crowd eating out of their hands. The band's cuteness factor is off the charts, but it feels sort of self-designed, unoriginal and lame. Her overbearing cuteness both charms and annoys her friends. The musician was "a geek you could get wasted with, a shy guy whose cuteness cried out for mothering, an arty weirdo with a common touch." Her direct, active and assertive engagement with the camera was shocking in a land where schoolgirlish giggling and "cuteness" were considered most arousing to men of all ages.
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