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comely Adjective [-lier, -liest] Old-fashioned good-looking [Old English cȳmlīc beautiful] comeliness n
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Translations comely adj comely [ˈkamli] (usually of women) pleasant to look at. aantreklik وَسيم، جَميل миловиден půvabný pæn; køn; tækkelig anmutig όμορφος atractivo nägus گیرا؛ خوش سیما hyvännäköinen gracieux נָאַה, יָפַה सुहावना, मनोरम pristao, ljepuškast, dražestan bájos rupawan, cantik snotur aggraziato 顔立ちのよい 예쁜 dailus, mielas piemīlīgs menarik bevallig tiltrekkende, pen urodziwy atraente graţios миловидный vzhľadný ljubek, čeden privlačan med behagligt utseende, fin งดงาม güzel, sevimli, çekici 標致的 гарненький دیکھنے میں خوشگوار dễ thương 标致的 n comeliness aantreklikheid وَسامَه، جَمال миловидност půvab(nost) pænhed; tækkelighed die Anmut ομορφιά atractivo nägusus زیبا رویی hauskannäköisyys charme יוֹפִי, נוֹי सुहावनापन pristalost, ljepušnost kedvesség kecantikan þokki grazia 顔立ちのよさ 어여쁨 dailumas piemīlīgums daya tarikan bevalligheid det å være tiltalende, pen uroda graça drăgălăşenie, farmec миловидность pôvab ljubkost privlačnost behagligt (bra) utseende ความงดงาม güzellik, sevimlilik, çekicilik 秀麗 привабливість حسن ، خوبصورتی ، دلکشی sự dễ thương 秀丽 How to thank TFD for its existence? Tell a friend about us, add a link to this page, add the site to iGoogle, or visit webmaster's page for free fun content. |
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| Madame Aubain had married a comely youth without any money, who died in the beginning of 1809, leaving her with two young children and a number of debts. It is a strange thing, to note the excess of this passion, and how it braves the nature, and value of things, by this; that the speaking in a perpetual hyperbole, is comely in nothing but in love. The comely woman of whom I spoke was called So-ta, and she took such a lively interest in me that To-jo finally objected to her attentions, emphasizing his displeasure by knocking her down and kicking her into a corner of the cavern. |
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