Junoesque
Americanadjective
adjective
Etymology
Origin of Junoesque
Example Sentences
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The “mother” of the inhabitants of Ballarò, now home to thousands of migrants, is a Junoesque woman from the Ivory Coast.
From The Guardian • Sep. 12, 2018
With a Junoesque figure and chestnut hair that fell well below her knees, she was, they said, the loveliest woman in all Ireland.
From Time Magazine Archive
Junoesque Helen Gahagan is somewhat more credible as the witchlike Emily, properly "moor born" and as skittery as -a woodcock.
From Time Magazine Archive
Touring the U.S. to help stir up interest in women's track and field, Germany's Junoesque Jutta Heine, 22, finished second in the 60-yard dash but was No. 1 with the photographers.
From Time Magazine Archive
Mrs. van Oudijck is beautiful—with a tranquil Junoesque beauty and the eyes of a Venus—and I can forgive anything to beautiful people about me.
From The Hidden Force A Story of Modern Java by Couperus, Louis
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