Examples of using Facial features in English and their translations into Hindi
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Boys with beautiful and delicate facial features were considered prone to rebellion
It is not surprising that Cameroon children also drew the fewest facial features.
You might assume that he calls you sexy because he wants to compliment you on your tight body or your alluring facial features.
If you are a girl, going to a meeting, make an easy make-up to hide skin problems and emphasize facial features.
Contouring your face using a contouring brush will allow you to define your facial features.
offering younger looking skin and enhanced facial features.
The eyes blink, the heartbeat is easier to locate, facial features(nose, mouth,
However, because of the nature of the physical structures that can be affected by these cancers- facial features, eating, tasting
if you have cute facial features, or if you just have a plainly cute personality.
specific effect on a person's facial features and highlighted three such examples of genetic variants.
the correct skull shape, symmetrical facial features, and whether the profile needs to be adjusted.
as the refined facial features, charming benevolent smile
The University of Toronto did a study that measured the arrangement of a woman's facial features(the vertical distance between the eyes
the middle of the top lip, you can plump wherever you are your injector decide will best complement the rest of your facial features.
is full of artistic looking and all facial features and body are paidclose attention to.
person's likeness”[attribution needed](Stanley-Baker 2000, 115), the Zen portraits were close-up portraits showing facial features and details.
the middle of the top lip, or just the bottom lip, you can plump wherever you and your doctor decide will best complement the rest of your facial features.
the technology at an elementary school in Seattle and visits a company that claims its algorithm can identify potential terrorists by their facial features alone.
The term is derived from the 16th-century Portuguese and Spanish word coco meaning‘head' or‘skull' after the three indentations on the coconut shell that resemble facial features.
may not fit the patient's other facial features or be achievable with the patient's skin type