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Meanings of dark brunette in English
Russian
темно-коричневые волосы Portuguese
cabelo castanho escuro Spanish
castaño oscuro Catalan
marró fosc 
Synonyms
Examples for "dark brown hair"
Examples for "dark brown hair"
1
She had dark brown hair, brown eyes, and a smooth, tanned complexion.
2
Stevie sat stunned, his short, dark brown hair alive with static electricity.
3
His crewcut was growing out, the dark brown hair peppered with gray.
4
He's got dark brown hair, tall, and drives a full-sized brown van.
5
Bill was about five foot ten, with dark brown hair and eyes.
1
But she was beautiful, an Irish type, with blue-gray eyes and almost black hair.
2
He had dark, almost black hair, brown eyes, and skin that would tan if it was given a chance.
3
His dark eyes and short, almost black hair, not to mention that tiny scar on the side of his jawbone, made him appear dangerous.
1
She had a broad expanse of forehead, dark, nearly black hair, and hazel eyes.
2
Isobel had not inherited her dad's dark brown, nearly black hair, like Danny had, though hers did have the same thin, almost straight texture.
3
"We learn what there is to learn, Perrin Aybara," Marline said calmly, combing nearly black hair with her fingers.
1
The head was small, crowned in a mass of waving dark hair.
2
She wore a silver comb in her dark hair and no jewels.
3
The wind stirred her dark hair and was cold about her neck.
4
Her dark hair partly shrouded her face of singular beauty and sweetness.
5
A rosy light shines from her face and around her dark hair.
Usage of dark brunette in English
1
A dark brunette held the reins in her slender fingers.
2
He appeared to be astonished, but, pointing to a handsome, slender young lady, a very dark brunette, elegantly attired in black silk, said,-
3
She was very dark ,- adarkbrunette,-withlarge round blue eyes, that could indeed be soft, but could also be very severe.
4
"That white girl." (This was the latest epithet invented by M'liss, who was a very dark brunette, to express Clytemnestra.)
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Translations for dark brunette
Portuguese
Spanish
Catalan