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Meaning of complexion
The natural color, texture, and appearance of a person's skin
Etymology of complexion
The word "complexion" comes from the Old French word "complexion," which is derived from the Latin "complexio," meaning "a combining" or "a mixture"
Historically, the term referred to the combination of the four fluid-like substances (blood, phlegm, yellow bile, and black bile) that were believed to make up the human body and determine a person's health, personality, and physical characteristics
Synonyms
hue
color
tone
tint
shade
cast
appearance
look
aspect
air
demeanor
mien
visage
face
features
skin tone
pigmentation
coloration
complexion type
skin type
facial appearance
physical appearance
outward appearance
persona
image
impression
presence
Definitions
- The natural color, texture, and appearance of someone's skin
- * A person's overall appearance, especially their face
- * A thing's inherent character or nature
Usage Examples
- Her fair complexion made her more susceptible to sunburn
- * He had a rugged complexion that hinted at a life spent outdoors
- * The model's flawless complexion was a result of her strict skincare routine
Antonyms
pallor
paleness
whiteness
colorlessness
drabness
dullness
lackluster
sallowness
waniness
gauntness
hollowness
cadaverousness
sickliness
frailty
weakness
delicacy
fragility