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Meanings of blondness in anglès

The property of having a naturally light complexion.

Usage of blondness in anglès
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I'd wondered, without much caring, just how natural that blondness might be.
Dangerous Women
2
Matilda went about, frail and distant, Emmie black-browed in spite of her blondness.
England, My England
3
He thought of Ann on Riverside Drive, crisp and well-groomed in her blondness.
Earth Abides
4
The girls liked his clean blondness, his blushes, his startled smile.
The Plastic Age
5
For all her blondness, they were quite dark, these glistening eyelashes.
Zuleika Dobson; Or, An Oxford Love Story
6
The worry came in where suggestions of silver showed here and there through the blondness.
Nightfall
7
Maybe it was the identical ash blondness and the well-formed bone structure of their faces.
A touch of death
8
In truth, his Norse blondness did not allow it to show as much as he supposed.
Patsy
9
This pale-faced man was named Whitey, from the excessive blondness of his hair and his pallor.
The Rangeland Avenger
10
The tall blondness of Miss Tomson's smiles.
A singular man
11
He would run in the street looking for her, the blondness of her hair in the crowd.
All That Is
12
But that was not this person, seated before him in the same garments and with the same general blondness.
The Grain of Dust: A Novel
13
They brought the same glorified thrill of contrast as this soft but strong contralto voice proceeding from that delicate blondness.
The House of Mystery: An Episode in the Career of Rosalie Le Gra...
14
But if his blondness and blandness seemed at first a little fatuous, it is certain that he was no fool.
Manalive
15
Blue vision of blondness.
A singular man
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She was a slender little thing, and the young doctor's picture was a great contrast in its blondness and bigness.
The Tin Soldier
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