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Meanings of remarkably handsome in English
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Usage of remarkably handsome in English
1
Yes, he was remarkably handsome; but his smile was almost a grimace.
2
Except for that his features were even, and remarkably handsome, Selene thought.
3
She was a remarkably handsome girl, and lived in King Olaf's court.
4
Ali Bey, the governor, was a remarkably handsome old man, a Kurd.
5
He was young, he was remarkably handsome, he was a distinguished-looking man.
6
She has, moreover, a genteel fortune, is well born, and remarkably handsome.
7
How tall you have grown, Clarissa, a perfect woman; remarkably handsome too!
8
The women are remarkably handsome, and very extravagant in their dress.
9
Dickon was in love with one of the maids, a remarkably handsome girl.
10
Haldor was very stout and strong, and remarkably handsome in appearance.
11
The gentleman at first sight seemed like a remarkably handsome man.
12
The man was tall, thin, ascetic and of remarkably handsome presence.
13
But for that, many of them would have been remarkably handsome.
14
Henri de la Rochejaquelein was but twenty-one years old, tall, and remarkably handsome.
15
His hands, white as those of a woman, were remarkably handsome.
16
He was a remarkably handsome man, his countenance denoting his generosity of heart.
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