Meanings of pulchritude in anglès

She thrust it out and strove to find encouragement in its pulchritude.

There's an artful pulchritude to Heart of Darkness that can't be denied.

But I will say that their pulchritude is 100!

His face is wax, and an awful pulchritude is born of the menacing flame in his cheeks.

If he's big and genial, as you suggest, he can carry off his deficiencies in personal pulchritude.

And the matriarch of this pile of masculine pulchritude was standing about six feet from her son.

White female rejects and social misfits are flagrantly flaunted in our faces as the ultimate in feminine pulchritude.

Her pulchritude has a background of good character and she is alive with the spirit of the New World.

The light being chiefly behind him, he showed only in thin silhouette, undistinguishable as to age, character, and personal pulchritude.

Female pulchritude is a blank space on to which we project our cultural fantasies -be they gender, class, or race.

If he has any, her crude manoeuvres make him laugh and he is repelled by her lack of pulchritude and amiability.

That agglomeration of the Anglo-Saxon, the Celt and the Latin, has endowed the Native Son with the pulchritude of all three races.

It is to be doubted whether he knew they were there at all, in spite of their manifest ubiquity and equally manifest pulchritude.

A young family: he, all aristocratic pulchritude; his wife, plump and glowing with late pregnancy; about them, a young boy cavorted with a hound.

Myself, I think the enfranchised women of California should bring injunctions-orwhatever is the proper legal weapon-againstso dangerous a degree of male pulchritude.

But the Man from Nome, loyal to her who had resurrected his long cached heart, plunged into the stream of pulchritude and followed her.