-visaged
Britishadjective
Example Sentences
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He’s unusually pale, grim, grey visaged.
From The Guardian
The Chatsworth estate's grubby goings-on may be past their sell-by date, but you can't argue with the charm of the show's one–liners: "I can't go to prison," deadpans Bo Selecta!-visaged Lillian.
From The Guardian
Yet it is doubtful if the moment was as much to her as to the ungainly, grim--visaged man, who looked so ill at ease in her embrace.
From Project Gutenberg
In an upper chamber in a towering sky-scraper in the heart of teeming, bustling Chicago, scores of sad visaged men and women assembled to lay aside their burden of woe and enter upon the prosecution of those whose avarice, neglect or incompetency had snuffed out all happiness and sunshine from their lives.
From Project Gutenberg
How blank, dreary, and long visaged!
From Project Gutenberg
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