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
Overlooked by the assassins, the scraps were saved by a loyal official, handed over to Mandel's devoted mistress, blond, Junoesque Madame Beatrice Bretty of the Com�die Fran�aise.
From Time Magazine Archive
Margaret Anglin, 81, sad-eyed, Junoesque tragedienne, one of the greats of the American stage; in Toronto.
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
The lady who had admitted them was the mistress; a Junoesque, superior, languid sort of personage, in a loose dressing-gown of pink silk with long train.
From No. 13 Washington Square by Scott, Leroy
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