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Meanings of long-faced in English
Usage of long-faced in English
1
Thin and long-faced, he'd taken off his hat in the gusting wind.
2
Hugh Hungerford was slim and saturnine, long-legged, long-faced, clad in faded finery.
3
You know that Sophomore Wilson, the long-faced fellow the boys call Squills?
4
Arbiter Frava entered, graceful and long-faced, wearing robes of a soft violet.
5
She was long-faced and kind, speaking quickly in a powerful voice.
6
Yet for all their sins have these long-faced robbers a scapegoat.
7
Wide-eyed, long-faced, the maid stands staring as if at an apparition.
8
Dr. Gorsch was a long-faced, long-necked guy hunched over a laptop.
9
He has more intelligence than would appear, this long-faced Monsieur Lawrence of yours!
10
They came back an hour later, long-faced and empty handed.
11
The woman was long-faced, high cheek-boned, red-haired, and freckled all over like a toad.
12
You made a beast of me, some long-faced people say.
13
He was a quiet, long-faced man who always looked worried.
14
They need to see you plain, a long-faced lad in an old black cloak.
15
In place of Captain Tovar, who the sensitive expected to see, was a long-faced majordomo.
16
A contemporary portrait shows a long-faced gentleman of obvious intelligence with a steady, piercing gaze.
Long-faced through the time