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Meanings of aquiline in anglès
Usage of aquiline in anglès
1
The features were slightly aquiline; the head was oval and admirably poised.
2
In that dark, aquiline face the Indian was never more strongly revealed.
3
His aquiline profile against the starlight expressed nothing but a profound gloom.
4
The nose was aquiline and prominent, with large, but finely cut nostrils.
5
Worth's eyes were darker, and her nose in profile slightly more aquiline.
6
His nose was aquiline, his forehead high and square, his chin massive.
7
His nose was slightly aquiline, his neck long, and his lips thick.
8
She was young, maybe eighteen or nineteen, with a proud aquiline nose.
9
Ser Gerold Dayne had an aquiline nose, high cheekbones, a strong jaw.
10
He was a tall man, with heavy eyebrows and an aquiline nose.
11
Her cheekbones were vertiginous, her nose aquiline, her mouth a lurid gash.
12
His aquiline features glowed in the light from the burning city.
13
His eye-brows met; his ears were small, and he had an aquiline nose.
14
They were tall and lady-like, aquiline-nosed and pleasant-looking, without actual beauty.
15
The nose was of good length, aquiline, the nostril thin and sharply chiseled.
16
And Casimer laughingly filliped the image on its absurdly aquiline nose.
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Aquiline through the time
Aquiline across language varieties
United Kingdom
Common
United States of America
Less common