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Meanings of décolletage in English

A low neckline on a woman's dress that reveals part of the breasts.

Usage of décolletage in English
1
Most ladies slathered the Venetian Ceruse across the face, neck and décolletage.
News.com.au
2
The bra pushed my small breasts up and together, creating a pronounced décolletage.
She, myself & i
3
Her friends would scour jewellery racks for nickel lettering to sully their décolletage.
The Irish Times
4
She wore a formal décolletage, indigo with tiny diamonds down the kick pleat.
The last page
5
We're big on ensembles with movement, often flaunting peeking shoulders and a bronzed décolletage.
Ebony
6
Don't be afraid of shorter hemlines, youthful sleeve lengths, or a peak of décolletage.
Ebony
7
Continuing downwards, he draws intricate patterns on her décolletage.
The Guardian
8
There is no décolletage, not so much as a locket to lure the eye there.
The day the falls stood still
9
His lips moved down from her neck to delve into the region of her décolletage.
Soulless
10
I have noticed my neck and décolletage area looking much younger since I started using it.
The Irish Times
11
The décolletage of Millie's gown wasn't helping matters.
Seraphina
12
And even Kristie Chatham might envy the décolletage threatening Clarice's Caesar salad from her golden-tan blouse.
Provenance
13
From décolletage alerts to flashing too much flesh, ridiculous hats and tans, you have been warned.
News.com.au
14
Are those age spots in my décolletage?
Real life & liars
15
The décolletage is a sunburst of crystal.
Altered
16
His eyes were glued to her décolletage.
The Lunatic Cafe
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