0 a quality that marks someone or something as special and worth respect and admiration: --
1 a quality of someone or something that makes it especially attractive or admirable: --
In many areas, the cachet of listing can add to the value of residential property.
People want to go to see events which have the cachet of being broadcast.
Therefore, removal from the register would be an important penalty, as it would remove the cachet and the prestige.
It is the highest social cachet of all.
He will accept that it is difficult to use a hallmark which, apparently, gives a cachet to the entire instrument.
It is the use of the lettre de cachet.
If we allowed unit trusts to be sold at post offices, it would give them the cachet of reliability and credibility.
They believe that if the postman brings the material, that little extra cachet of authority will be brought with it.
