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Meanings of redness in English
A response of body tissues to injury or irritation; characterized by pain and swelling and redness and heat.
Usage of redness in English
1
Tears sounded in the voices, showed in suspicious redness round the eyes.
2
The pain can last for days and sometimes causes redness and swelling.
3
This is deeply hydrating and does great things for redness and irritation.
4
Why would you think I'd want to bring the redness down, Delilah?
5
On pressure, the redness disappears but reappears immediately upon relieving the pressure.
6
People with severe zinc deficiencies can develop redness, pustules, scaling, and lesions.
7
The redness shows most, as a rule, on the hands and feet.
8
Two patients had nasal tip skin redness and were cured after treatment.
9
Between their bewitching redness he saw the gleam of her white teeth.
10
So I write to you from a place of mourning and redness.
11
Increased redness occurs physiologically in painful conditions, excitement, and following severe exertion.
12
The redness was nearly gone, as was the consciousness of any medium.
13
Suffering with redness or have a surprise visit from a gnarly pimple?
14
The coverage is adequate -enough to cover redness and minor blemishes.
15
The discoloration was almost invisible in the redness, but it was there.
16
I even put a dot on my cheeks to blur out redness.
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United States of America
Common
United Kingdom
Common