complection

[ kuhm-plek-shuhn ]

noun

1. complexion.

Word History and Origins

Origin of complection¹

By misanalysis; complected

Example Sentences

My marster looked like you, jes' the same complection and about your size.

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On the Gothic establishments in the south and west of Europe, government took a military complection.

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On entering the room, through all the dead white of her present complection, she blushed to a crimson.

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