1. superlative form of fey; most otherworldly, magical, or strange in an eerie way
Usage: literary or poetic usage; often describes something with an ethereal or supernatural quality
2. superlative form of fey; most fated to die soon or doomed (archaic/literary sense)
Usage: archaic; Scottish or Northern English origin

Examples

• The feyest part of the forest seemed to shimmer with an unearthly light.
• Her feyest smile suggested she knew secrets no one else could understand.
• The old castle had the feyest atmosphere, as if time itself moved differently there.
• Among all the dancers, she moved with the feyest grace, almost floating across the stage.
• The feyest quality of the painting was its dreamlike, almost supernatural beauty.