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Meanings of swarthiness in English
Usage of swarthiness in English
1
Would we know them by their swarthiness, the hatred in their eyes?
2
In the one case the swarthiness would be inheritable, in the other not.
3
His body seemed leaner, because of the swarthiness of the skin.
4
This was a clear swarthiness a translucent swarthiness clear as the most delicate white.
5
The captain spoke with a foreign accent, and his complexion was dark to swarthiness.
6
A smile split whitely the swarthiness of Tomaso's brother's face.
7
No doubt much of the Christian character of the day lacks in swarthiness and power.
8
The man leaned forward showing in the doorway a handsome face, dark almost to swarthiness.
9
His face was dark almost to swarthiness and his cheeks and chin were smoothly shaven.
10
His complexion had lost its former swarthiness, but the yellowish gleam of Numidian marble remained on it.
11
Bertrand flushed a little, despite his swarthiness.
12
What a blessing it is that the blacks have been imported there,-theirswarthiness is in such consonance!
13
He went clad in spotless white, which oddly accentuated his bulk and made his swarthiness darker by contrast.
14
This was that Talbot, commonly known from his swarthiness as the Crow, who was Ormonde's most trusted lieutenant.
15
The man was almost of a size with the commandant; fury had darkened his face several shades beyond swarthiness.
16
He had a rich complexion, which verged on swarthiness, a flashing black eye, and dark, bushy brows and hair.
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