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Meanings of glamourous in English

Having an air of allure, romance and excitement.

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Examples for "glamorous"
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But its less glamorous siblings are good friends to the food industry.
The Guardian
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To be concerned with this new form of locomotion, flying, was glamorous.
Agahta christie: an autobiography
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Parker's glamorous image may be difficult to square with Obama's economic message.
Reuters
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His first five weeks at the academy would not be glamorous, however.
BBC
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There are concerns that vaping is growingly seen as glamorous by children.
BBC
Usage of glamourous in English
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That had been a glamourous week, but it had not been repeated.
His Second Wife
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Garlands of glamourous gardenias shimmer in pink and purple in wild-flower shrubs.
The Irish Times
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Is this a glamourous little sideshow or does it have any merit?
Independent.ie
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Makes her even more glamourous, to a certain type of fan.
Nightingale's lament
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He was wearing the impossibly glamourous all-white strip of Leeds United.
The Irish Times
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I mean, he really loves the glamourous life of Hollywood.
Black is the new white
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But it doesn't necessarily mean that the less glamourous tasks should always fall to volunteers.
The Guardian
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Jessica Alba looked glamourous in a strapless Versace gown.
News.com.au
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Life in a touring band is far from glamourous.
The Irish Times
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After a few years these trips to the woods became less glamourous and the pickeruppers more critical.
Northern Nut Growers Association Report of the Proceedings at th...
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Saturday ended, generally, in a glamourous confusion-itproving often necessary to assist a muddled guest to bed.
The Beautiful and Damned
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Fringe festival organiser Emily Berryman talks about this year's event being a nod to Dunedin's more glamourous past.
Radio NZ
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Ford is creating a smart new business for itself and it isn't in the glamourous new car world either.
The Irish Times
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Villa are a massive club and should be attracting glamourous, top-of-the-range players - or at least young up-and-coming talent.
The Guardian
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What a glamourous seething town!
His Second Wife
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There is something very glamourous about being shown to your own private carriage with linen table cloth and little lamps.
The Irish Times
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