sceney
sceney adjective: characteristic of a scene or subculture.
Adjective
sceney (comparative more sceney, superlative most sceney)
- Characteristic of a scene or subculture.
- […] its undeniable charms attract an eclectic bunch of fans, including travelers who are seeking a less 'sceney' scene […]2008, Mexico: A Travel Survival Kit, page 772
- The monthly music nights are sceney, and you may even see musicians from the annual jazz festival perform.2015, Fodor's Caribbean 2016
Forms of sceney
| comparative | more sceney |
|---|---|
| superlative | most sceney |
Origin of sceney
From scene + -y.
Questions about sceney
- What does sceney mean?
- Sceney means characteristic of a scene or subculture.
- What part of speech is sceney?
- Sceney is an adjective.
Words near sceney in the dictionary
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