bronzed
- adjective
- /brɒnzd/
- After spending a week at the beach, my skin looked beautifully bronzed.
- bronzed skin
- bronzed face
- bronzed man
Like the over bronzed white neck.
- Like the over bronzed white neck.
- You will look tan, you will look more bronzed, you will look more tan.
- This one will give you the most natural bronzed effect.
Examples
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A bronzed, bearded Captain Willie stood on the deck wearing shorts and a T-shirt, booming out a welcome.
Fiction book (1999) -
I remembered the spray of freckles on his broad, bronzed shoulders and my small rush of hope as he searched the assembled students for a resuscitation victim.
Fiction book (2002) -
That was just two weeks ago, we're still pretty bronzed.
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There are numerous circumstances, including public and private events, when an individual might wish to appear bronzed and attractive.
Blog text (11) -
Like I really need to feel super bronzed and I want to look glowy.
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Well, doesn't everybody look bronzed and beautiful.
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His cheekbones were high and bronzed.
Fiction book (1996) -
His face was lean, almost gaunt, and his skin was very bronzed.
Fiction book (1992) -
The girl was lovely: bronzed, yellow-haired, sloe-eyed, the perfect Eurasian.
Fiction book (2000) -
His bronzed face, white hair, and drooping mustache made him look like a carnival pitchman.
Fiction book (2002)
Synonyms
Skin made darker by spending time in the sun
A medium to dark tan color like brown sugar
Having brown or golden skin after being in the sun
A light brown color like skin after being in the sun
Skin that is darker because of being in the sun, for example on the face or arms
A light brown color with a little yellow
Antonyms
Compounds
- Archaic
A rare condition where too much iron builds up, causing bronze skin, high blood sugar, and liver damage
How Tanned
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
The word bronzed comes from the metal bronze, a warm brown metal whose color was used as the name of that brown shade. That's why bronzed means having a 'brown' or 'tanned' skin after time in the sun.