The word "cachet" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to refer to a feeling of prestige or distinction associated with a certain action or object. For example: "The restaurant's exclusive menu gave it a certain cachet among its wealthy patrons".
Which brings us to 2014, where tech-clusters and high-speed trains are on the menu, attracting all the cachet associated with dynamic entrepreneurial economies on the up, they are the latest in a long line of optimistic modernising visions for the north.
One thing is for sure, with good design, functionality, celebrity cachet and sizeable distribution partners, the Puls stands a better chance of success than many of the current – and future – devices.
As the Cavaliers and Warriors prepare to face off in the NBA finals, here's a look at how Cleveland and Oakland measure up where it counts: from pop-cultural cachet to historical arcana.
To that end, the brand was bought up by a succession of different corporations, each hoping to recapture some of its original cachet.
XL still has much cachet as an indie-tastemaker label; the roster currently includes FKA twigs, Jungle and Jack White, and Ahmed guides them.
There is, after all, a certain cachet to having a very tall building with your name on it.
True cachet lay in the old and customary.
Most protesters probably still support the ANC, with its cachet of liberation.Might that change?
But their products are usually several times more expensive than domestic alternatives, partly because they work better, and partly because consumers are willing to pay a premium for the cachet of a foreign brand.Instead of fixing permitted prices, the new caps will specify profit margins.
"There's a certain cachet to working for Harvard".Mr Wells recently moved from Harvard to become president of IMD.
Lille was one of two European "cultural capitals" last year, an EU cachet that brings little by way of cash from Brussels.
