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- adverb In terms of
fashion .
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Examples
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Althouse doesn't seem like she's willing to take the necessary steps---cultivating a more romantic look fashionwise...that reflects a woman in love.
Easter sunrise — Ohio. Ann Althouse 2009
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After substantial investment in her looks, she still looks plastic, uncoordinated, boxy, and out of sorts… fashionwise, the fact that over 175k has been invested to spruce her up has not undone what nobody really wants to say, but every body thinks… that Sarah has always had and will continue to have all the hallmarks of a trailer queen…
If You Don’t Look Good, We Don’t Look Good - The Caucus Blog - NYTimes.com 2008
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I also think that fashionwise, that time period is hard to beat.
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Kate -- who has always been one of the most good-natured and fun actresses -- has really come into her own, fashionwise.
From Inside the Box esnead@mac.com 2010
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Kate -- who has always been one of the most good-natured and fun actresses -- has really come into her own, fashionwise.
From Inside the Box esnead@mac.com 2010
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Are you ready for some Spring Break sun fashionwise?
University of St. Thomas - Bulletin Today tecouillard 2010
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Kate -- who has always been one of the most good-natured and fun actresses -- has really come into her own, fashionwise.
From Inside the Box esnead@mac.com 2010
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Kate -- who has always been one of the most good-natured and fun actresses -- has really come into her own, fashionwise.
From Inside the Box esnead@mac.com 2010
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Kate -- who has always been one of the most good-natured and fun actresses -- has really come into her own, fashionwise.
From Inside the Box esnead@mac.com 2010
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Kate -- who has always been one of the most good-natured and fun actresses -- has really come into her own, fashionwise.
From Inside the Box esnead@mac.com 2010
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