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Meanings of glamorous in English
Usage of glamorous in English
1
But its less glamorous siblings are good friends to the food industry.
2
To be concerned with this new form of locomotion, flying, was glamorous.
3
Parker's glamorous image may be difficult to square with Obama's economic message.
4
His first five weeks at the academy would not be glamorous, however.
5
There are concerns that vaping is growingly seen as glamorous by children.
6
It took some time, however, to break into a more glamorous alternative.
7
Moving into the bathroom area Darren thought it was just as glamorous.
8
Plymouth is second, too, but in the far less glamorous League Two.
9
There is nothing particularly glamorous about the way Philander plays his cricket.
10
Other years, I was flown to her glamorous apartment in New York.
11
We'd seen the horror of war as glamorous freak-out in Apocalypse Now.
12
The Deep Impact project is likely to be a more glamorous mission.
13
Licensed investigator: hardly the most glamorous or remunerative profession in the system.
14
There is no shortage of glamorous bath time options at North Shore.
15
I was still a boy and the idea was exciting; glamorous, even.
16
Now, though, in the glamorous lobby, he just looks young and immature.
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Glamorous across language varieties
Australia
Common
Ireland
Common
South Africa
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