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Meanings of bronzed in anglès
Having skin darkened by exposure to sunlight.
Usage of bronzed in anglès
1
The far end of the room looked bronzed in the surrounding gloom.
2
The black eyes in the bronzed face looked into futurity and infinity.
3
Red sumac and bronzed beech-trees waved their flags at them in vain.
4
The models wore glossy ponytails; makeup emphasised bronzed cheekbones and strong eyebrows.
5
He found something in the bronzed, rugged face that was unusually sardonic.
6
The miniature bronzed clock on the mantel-shelf caused Marguerite to look up.
7
The half banter passed from his voice, and the bronzed face hardened.
8
Weather and sea had bronzed him to the hue of an Arab.
9
His smooth, bronzed boyish face showed ingenuousness and candour in every line.
10
His conductor halted at a shed entrance and indicated a weather-bronzed individual.
11
A bronzed Englishman arrived one day with a caravan from the interior.
12
An ocean rolled lazily in, the waves bronzed, sizzling across the sand.
13
He stood motionless while they adjusted the rope round his bronzed throat.
14
The blue star upon his bronzed forehead was a puzzle to me.
15
Exposure to the weather had bronzed her skin to a delightful tint.
16
He was not the bronzed and careworn man you see him now.
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Bronzed across language varieties
United Kingdom
Common
United States of America
Less common