Meanings of look fresher in English

No peaches could look fresher than Rosey's cheeks,-nodamask was fairer than her pretty little shoulders.

Anything to look fresher instead of tired.

You look fresher than the others, Steve.

When my guardian appeared he said, "Why, little woman, you look fresher than your flowers!"

Leigh: I thought it was a 19th century copy because it had some over-painting that made it look fresher.

Not a hair of his head is injured, and his princely garments, though drenched in the sea-waves, look fresher than before.

Some gardeners swear that gardens look fresher and greener after a thunderstorm because of the fresh rainfall and the slightly cooler temperatures.

While I can't help you feel like you've slept for a week, I have just the ticket to help you look fresher and more awake.

They were smaller, and the edges looked fresher; that was all.

Snick and Cabtab, looking fresher than when they had left, entered.

It is true his clothing might have looked fresher; but hardly the man himself.

It looks like a slice of England transplanted here, only everything looks fresher and newer.

Then they greeted the twins, who in their black dresses were looking fresher and sweeter than ever.

The offal looks fresher, possesses a piercing backhand and still throws itself about the court on occasion.

Ki looked fresher than any of them.

She looked fresher and younger; extremely well: which is not what I can say for you, my friend.