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Meanings of wrinkles in English
Usage of wrinkles in English
1
Victoria said: I couldn't help but notice the wrinkles on his cheeks.
2
Interesting wrinkles surface from this collision of consumer destination and industry tool.
3
Look at the grey in my hair, the wrinkles in my face.
4
Swollen wrinkles on the sides and at the base between the gills.
5
Greer's age deepens in the way his wrinkles crease, his body slouches.
6
It is ideal for anyone looking to reduce fine lines and wrinkles.
7
For you It can help prevent and reduce wrinkles and stretch marks.
8
They have valleys among them older than the wrinkles in the moon.
9
The cashier repeated the smile that bracketed his thin nose in wrinkles.
10
Dull eyes sat in the clean-shaven wrinkles of a face neatly hopeless.
11
And still he remained young in spite of gray hairs and wrinkles.
12
He sighed many times, and the wrinkles in his face grew deeper.
13
The wrinkles in Rembrandt were not hard lines, but broken and irregular.
14
The multitudinous little wrinkles at the corners of his eyes had deepened.
15
The mission of the skin food is to do away with wrinkles.
16
There were deep wrinkles in his face and his eyes were sad.
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Wrinkles through the time
Wrinkles across language varieties
United States of America
Common
United Kingdom
Common
Ireland
Common