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Meanings of very glamorous in English

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Usage of very glamorous in English
1
Nose to the grindstone type; shy, like Mona, and not very glamorous.
Latte trouble
2
It all sounds very glamorous, but the reality was very different.
The Irish Times
3
Describes various accordions -fromsmall and simple to very glamorous with multicolored rhinestones.
The new yorker
4
Plus it'll make you look like a very glamorous professional wrestler.
NY Magazine
5
It seemed very glamorous to Kate, and very grown-up, as she said to Andy.
Lone eagle
6
She looked very glamorous, which was an unusual look for her at the office.
Lightning
7
It was turning out to be a very glamorous weekend.
Dating game
8
You're very glamorous now, but do you get even more glamorous in the evening?
The Guardian
9
She wore it with a big fur hat, and looked very glamorous to him.
Safe harbour
10
My job might not be very glamorous but I am damn good at it.
Dirty Rowdy Thing
11
Lisney had an almost unmanageable 140 parties through a very glamorous Stillorgan house last weekend.
The Irish Times
12
Her looks are always very glamorous and elegant, but in a very modern, understated way.
Ebony
13
It's because my work just isn't very glamorous.
The Lost World
14
Brown also believes that suspicion for who tipped off the press falls on some very glamorous shoulders.
News.com.au
15
Although I am very , very glamorous onstage.
The Irish Times
16
She was a very glamorous woman, with flowing red hair and the tapered fingers of an artist.
Artemis Fowl: The Eternity Code
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