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Meanings of most glamorous in English

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Usage of most glamorous in English
1
Licensed investigator: hardly the most glamorous or remunerative profession in the system.
Edge of Infinity
2
But this was the south Dublin docks, not the most glamorous location.
The Irish Times
3
And so concluded one of the most glamorous misadventures of all time.
The Guardian
4
It wasn't the most glamorous job, but I did everything I could.
The one-week job project: one man, one year, 52 jobs
5
The next race is arguably the most glamorous one on the calendar.
The South African
6
And not the most glamorous of careers either, in his opinion.
Earth Afire
7
Back then, this sounded like the most glamorous rumour I had ever heard.
The Guardian
8
This was not the most glamorous performance but the new era is under way.
The Guardian
9
It's not the most glamorous, but it's not a problem.
The Guardian
10
It's not the most glamorous role but it ticks a lot of environmental boxes.
News.com.au
11
Austria v Hungary is not the most glamorous of ties.
The Guardian
12
One of the most glamorous trade shows of the year launched today at Somerset House.
BBC
13
Instead, he is, of course, New York's reigning sports star on its most glamorous team.
NY Magazine
14
The 1950s is viewed as one of the most glamorous eras in terms of fashion.
News.com.au
15
It's not the most glamorous green space in London.
The World According to Bob
16
The most glamorous spot, of course, was the moon.
Operation: Outer Space
This collocation consists of:
Most glamorous through the time
Most glamorous across language varieties
Ireland
Common
United States of America
Less common
United Kingdom
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