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Wiktionary

  1. n. A specialist of a given field, especially in one of the fine arts or in a matter of taste: a connoisseur.

Etymologies

  1. Either a borrowing of the French connaisseur ("a 'knower', one who knows") or an updating of the earlier borrowing, connoisseur, to bring it into line with modern French orthography. (Wiktionary)

Examples

  • “As someone who has nothing to do with the press and is by no means a film connaisseur by any stretch of the imagination, I tend take away a lot from reviews written by film critics whose opinions I trust.”

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  • “I know familiarity with die Frau is the mark of a real Strauss connaisseur but it was an effort for me.”

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  • “Mais bon c juste que ct un connaisseur le pitit vendeur alors ca fait plaisir quoi!!”

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  • “These things are selling like hotcakes, and something tells me they will appreciate in value once the collection is sold, so if you consider yourself a connaisseur of mathematical [Read More]”

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  • “I do not consider myself as a Bond connaisseur, but I absolutely adored how they managed to correct and modernize the bond series with Casino Royale and I'm expecting nothing less from this one.”

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  • “Im certainly no connaisseur of olive oils, but it has definitely made me love my salads again, and for that I think its worth it.”

    I heart cheese and swanky olive oil

  • “(Not to give the impression that I am a marshmallow connaisseur, if there is even such a thing).”

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  • “The Pommery employee didn't bat an eye and immediately served him a glass of champagne, and the homeless man played the part of the discerning wine connaisseur surprisingly well.”

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  • “I had no idea the place looked so well," remarked Danby, _en connaisseur_, as they approached.”

    Lippincott's Magazine of Popular Literature and Science Volume 11, No. 23, February, 1873

  • “And he did with a nice calculation of distance and equilibrium which would have rung enthusiastic yells of applause from Elliott had he been there to assist _en connaisseur_.”

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