complexion

the complexion of the war

a swarthy complexion

the complexion of the game changed.

a complexion that sunburnt easily.

findings that will alter the complexion of the problem.

her beautifully smooth complexion

of an adust complexion- Sir Walter Scott.

She has dark hair and a fresh complexion.

Her resignation puts a different complexion on things.

So flatter I the swart-complexioned night,

Years of heavy drinking had given Alison a florid complexion.

What the police officer had just told me put quite a different complexion on the mystery.

Turn thy complexion there， Patience， thou young and rose-lipp'd cherubin，—Ay， there， look grim as hell！

diarrhea with borborygmus;weakness of limbs;emaciation;sallow complexion;pale tongue with whitish and greasy fur;weak and moderate pulse.

He was as strong as a man of steel and, his dark complexion set off by clother of coarse cloth, looked like a countryman.

She was rather thin, but young, and fresh-complexioned, and her eyes sparkled as bright as diamonds.

In the letterpress, the author wants to introduce the employment theory of the nucleonic belt weigher, the characteristic and its application complexion in the automatic proportioning system.

This high performance oil free eye gel derived from plant sources that are rich in proteic fraction, flavonoids and tannins helps to induce brighter complexion by helping skin recover its firmness.