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Meanings of much better-looking in anglès

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Usage of much better-looking in anglès
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Wood is much better-looking than Slappy, Kris said, mirroring her twin's sneer.
Night of the Living Dummy
2
I am really much better-looking, but I think she must have more taking ways.
Nobody's Man
3
I was sweet, and much better-looking than a lot of those fat expense-account creeps-ugh
All the way
4
It will make you ever so much better-looking.
The Rise of David Levinsky
5
But frankly I used to be much better-looking.
Runemarks
6
Then she came up on to the marble floor and became a student about Fifi's age, but much better-looking.
Archer’s Goon
7
Hasn't she grown much better-looking?
Winding Paths
8
Then she said: You are so much better-looking than Mary, and you have so much more charm of manner!
A Countess from Canada: A Story of Life in the Backwoods
9
After looking at him for some time, she said timidly and gently: "You are much better-looking than your portrait."
The Happy Days of the Empress Marie Louise
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She was past thirty-five, almost forty, and she was much better-looking than most women in the sand hills, except for her nose.
Tobacco Road
11
Then I saw something about the movies in a magazine, and pictures of girls, not much better-looking than me, making lots of money.
Snow-Blind
12
"My daughter is not as famous as these gentlemen, but she is ever so much better-looking."
Mark Twain: A Biography. Volume III, Part 2: 1907-1910
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