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Meanings of dark visage in English
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Usage of dark visage in English
1
Albemarle's dark visage crimsoned; his eyes became at once wicked and afraid.
2
Kassad stopped and turned his thin, dark visage toward me.
3
The mask of his cunning, dark visage was not slipped for a moment as he slowly replied:
4
There stood the burgomaster, a tall, haggard, imposing figure, with dark visage, and a tranquil but commanding eye.
5
His routine was his cloak and his slow dark visage did not carry a reputation off the streets.
6
His dark visage was still vital with intelligence, still keen and strange from the exercise of an inexhaustible imagination.
7
Outside, on the landing, sat the portress, a woman-angel of dark visage, leaning her shadowed brow on her idle hand.
8
There was a certain grandeur about his great, dark visage, his falciform nose and meaty jowls as he stood there.
9
Directly opposite, resting on his staff, stood the Palmer, the thin, dark visage half seen, half hidden by his hood.
10
His dark visage, small, peering black eyes, and low-bred, clownish aspect, contrasted strangely with the brilliant creature at his side.
11
But now, cowering under the dark visage of the Master, even he feared, knowing Tase's fate in the dark pit.
12
Then a smile of fervent emotion lighted up like daybreak the negro's dark visage, and his joy broke forth in song.
13
A sardonic grin relaxes his dark visage as he sees them go forth to "shine" in the East and "abroad."
14
He was gray with dust all over and he was worn and hollow eyed, but his dark visage wore a look of solid satisfaction.
15
Instead of Greek, Egyptian, and Syrian faces, fair and dark visages of alien appearance were seen.
16
Several buffaloes, with their dark visages, stood under the trees on the side opposite to the pallahs.
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