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Meanings of lovely in English
Synonyms
Examples for "pin-up"
Examples for "pin-up"
1
Before long, Marge and her pin-up poses are the talk of Springfield.
2
The face of a global pin-up who'd played too much competition poker recently.
3
And it's got more long-term pin-up potential than Madonna and Britney Spears combined.
4
Send the frustrated novelist an analogue muse via this pin-up blue Torpedo typewriter.
5
Your profile at the BBC has made you into something of a pin-up.
1
She is no longer the cover girl for Wired.
2
VOGUE Australia has chosen South Sudanese-South Australian supermodel Adut Akech as their December issue cover girl.
3
EBONY cover girl Gabrielle Union has signed a first-look deal with Sony Pictures TV, according to Deadline.
4
Prepare to see Karl getting all easy, breezy, beautiful cover girl in about eight to 12 weeks.
5
Calling you a cover girl, said Reynolds.
Usage of lovely in English
1
I'm currently working three days a week in a lovely village school.
2
I get lovely emails: people can't fail to love plants and animals.
3
Capital handling of the neck and throat; lovely work on the nose.
4
However, she's actually far more lovely-looking than she likes to make out.
5
Grace Douglas was a lovely lady, although not looking her best today.
6
I've seen this lovely pink cotton that I think would look great.
7
The source said: It's a lovely gesture to name his closest friends.
8
This is a lovely time of year to change up your fragrance.
9
She could be the lovely child I remember from a year ago.
10
The parting from the grandmother was lovely; almost everyone was in tears.
11
September is a lovely month made better by the gardener's late start.
12
The task seemed simple enough and the teams produced surprisingly lovely products.
13
And look how lovely the leaves are at this time of year.
14
I therefore positioned myself right beside the lovely, still smiling Miss Smith.
15
It is a lovely moment -a note of unquestionable material truth.
16
This lovely app is a great way to see emerging art talent.
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Lovely through the time
Lovely across language varieties
United Kingdom
Common
Ireland
Common
Canada
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