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Meanings of visage in English
The human face (`kisser' and `smiler' and `mug' are informal terms for `face' and `phiz' is British)
Usage of visage in English
1
A look of grave perplexity rested on the visage of the Eskimo.
2
The old woman turned her wrinkled visage up to his in wonder.
3
A momentary look of guilt passed across his daughter's otherwise perfect visage.
4
His grave, shadowy-lined, iron visage showed the traces of time and experience.
5
The father read it, and, after a few lines, with grave visage.
6
His must have been the spectral visage I saw at the window.
7
The water was clear reflecting her visage, fearsome in its hideous detail.
8
The King wipes off the perfumes from his visage with his hand.
9
Your resemblance to the deceased Lodi, in person and visage, is remarkable.
10
His visage was colourless; his limbs destitute of motion, almost of life.
11
Astonishment was now mingled with every other dreadful meaning in his visage.
12
His wandering gaze first encountered the sad, austere visage of the prelate.
13
Rezanov laughed heartily and even the glum visage of Father Abella relaxed.
14
Rashed approached Edwan's visage, not certain why the ghost was so troubled.
15
Kalena's visage flashed before Morgis's eyes, but he said nothing this time.
16
He waved a pudgy hand in a vague circle, indicating his visage.
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Visage through the time
Visage across language varieties
United Kingdom
Common
United States of America
Common