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brunette Meaning

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brunette (n)

a person with dark (brown) hair

Wordnet

brunette (a)

marked by dark or relatively dark pigmentation of hair or skin or eyes

Webster

brunette (a.)

A girl or woman with a somewhat brown or dark complexion.

Having a dark tint.

brunette Sentence Examples

  1. The brunette woman walked gracefully down the street, her dark hair flowing in the breeze.
  2. As a natural brunette, she often received compliments on the richness of her hair color.
  3. The actress portrayed a captivating brunette in the film, captivating audiences with her beauty.
  4. Despite being a blonde in her youth, she decided to dye her hair brunette in her adulthood.
  5. The brunette's deep brown eyes contrasted beautifully with her olive skin tone.
  6. He couldn't help but be drawn to the brunette sitting alone at the café, her mysterious aura captivating him.
  7. The brunette's luscious locks framed her face elegantly, enhancing her features.
  8. She felt a surge of confidence after dyeing her hair brunette, embracing the newfound sophistication it brought.
  9. The brunette's hair shimmered in the sunlight, revealing hints of caramel and chestnut hues.
  10. As a brunette, she often joked about the stereotypes associated with her hair color, finding humor in the misconceptions.

FAQs About the word brunette

a person with dark (brown) hair, marked by dark or relatively dark pigmentation of hair or skin or eyesA girl or woman with a somewhat brown or dark complexion.

swarthy,dark, black,swart,

light, pale, pale, pallid,light, pallid,sallow, ashy, ashen, sallow

The brunette woman walked gracefully down the street, her dark hair flowing in the breeze.

As a natural brunette, she often received compliments on the richness of her hair color.

The actress portrayed a captivating brunette in the film, captivating audiences with her beauty.

Despite being a blonde in her youth, she decided to dye her hair brunette in her adulthood.