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- adjective   Coloured with carmine .
Etymologies
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Examples
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								Their stockings were of lustrous silk, their slippers costly and unnatural, their lips carmined and their eyebrows penciled. Babbit 2004 
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								But her face was smoothly powdered and her lips carmined. To Ruin a Queen FIONA BUCKLEY 2000 
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								But her face was smoothly powdered and her lips carmined. To Ruin a Queen FIONA BUCKLEY 2000 
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								But her face was smoothly powdered and her lips carmined. To Ruin a Queen FIONA BUCKLEY 2000 
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								But her face was smoothly powdered and her lips carmined. To Ruin a Queen FIONA BUCKLEY 2000 
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								Apart from a narrow-eyed look and a faint pursing of her artfully carmined mouth, Madame made no comment. Unwanted Wedding Jordan, Penny 1995 
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								Though he wore his own hair-cut fairly short and whitish-grey in color-he had caked his face with an elaborate maquillage of snow-white cream and powder, carefully drawn in soot-black brows and lashes, artificially pinkened his cheeks, and heavily carmined his puckered old mouth. Fortune's Favorites McCullough, Colleen, 1937- 1993 
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								“I remind you, Gaius Julius, that this is my kingdom, not a province of Rome,” he said, his ridiculously carmined mouth unable to wear such anger appropriately. Fortune's Favorites McCullough, Colleen, 1937- 1993 
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								The unsettling eyes within their embossed ritual framework slid from side to side, and the richly carmined mouth - full and self-indulgent-worked upon itself in a way which reminded Sulla of Philippus. Fortune's Favorites McCullough, Colleen, 1937- 1993 
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								A big but well-proportioned woman, the Queen had taken special care with her appearance; her golden hair was done in Greek style, her greenish-brown eyes ringed with stibium, her cheeks daubed with red chalk-powder, her lips carmined, and her hands and feet dark brown from henna. The Grass Crown McCullough, Colleen, 1937- 1991 
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