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Meanings of splendidly handsome in English

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Usage of splendidly handsome in English
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She must be a splendidly handsome woman for so fine a bouquet.
Les Misérables
2
She was pale, and her lips were quivering, but she was splendidly handsome.
A Lost Leader
3
He was a splendidly handsome man, full of youth, and with an irresistible manner.
Pan
4
Not that he was bad- looking-farfrom it: he had a splendidly handsome face.
The Home and the World
5
She was splendidly handsome, nerved up to great things, a woman inspired by a purpose.
The Mischief-Maker
6
That appealing air made her irresistible; and even when she was angry, how splendidly handsome!
Elder Conklin and Other Stories
7
The only one with any beauty is Lady Sara, and she is chasing this splendidly handsome poet.
Rakes and radishes
8
He had spared no pains, for he wanted to dazzle Isabelle, and he certainly did look splendidly handsome.
Captain Fracasse
9
I've grown so used to the fact that people here don't understand how splendidly handsome Nelly Powers is.
The Brimming Cup
10
Just because she is splendidly handsome: women cannot be just to each other when that comes in the way.
A Siren
11
In short, Miss Vesta was splendidly handsome, while no one would think of calling Miss Rejoice anything but lovely.
Melody : The Story of a Child
12
Returning from a walk one day he found a splendidly handsome young man sitting in the garden talking to his wife.
English Literature for Boys and Girls
13
Below lay a white felucca containing two sailors, splendidly handsome black men, who were squatting on their haunches and smoking cigarettes.
Bella Donna: A Novel
14
Yes, I've met her two or three times; she must have been splendidly handsome once; now she looks broken up-it'sthe climate.
The Road to Mandalay: A Tale of Burma
15
I was truly happy in the change; it seemed to render me a little more suited to him, who was so proudly, so splendidly handsome.
The Atlantic Monthly, Volume 03, No. 15, January, 1859 / A Magaz...
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The groom was not only splendidly handsome in a French way, but wore a shining uniform, and upon his breast sparkled a profusion of medals.
The Wrong Twin
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