jawline
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- noun
- /ˈdʒɔːlaɪn/
- His eyes, eyebrows, and jawline put him in the movie star category of looks, no exaggeration.
- a strong jawline
- a sharp jawline
- a perfect jawline
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Watch on YouTubeGet ready for this jawline to suddenly be snatched.
- Get ready for this jawline to suddenly be snatched.
- So around the forehead, the cheeks, the jawline, the usual places.
- Great for the jawline, double chins, that kind of thing.
- That will help to actually make your jawline look a lot more chiseled.
- It also blends the jawline really beautifully and quickly.
- OK, I see a little bit of her jawline here.
- So maybe even a little down onto the jawline maybe or sometimes onto the ears.
- And it creates that definition between your your jawline and your neck.
- A shade up here as well and then at the jawline as well.
- I'm going to Swatch these the good old way on my jawline.
Examples
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Her features were angular: square jawline, sharp cheekbones, wide mouth.
Fiction book (1998) -
She has a sharp jawline that adds to her striking appearance.
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And I always hit the jawline as well with this product.
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OK, I see a little bit of her jawline here.
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Let's just, you know, apply more color there under your jawline as well.
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And it creates that definition between your your jawline and your neck.
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That will help to actually make your jawline look a lot more chiseled.
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His features were craggy, his jawline long and powerful.
Fiction book (1993) -
The chiseled jawline, an advertisement for his determination in all things.
Fiction book (2000) -
The strong stubbled jawline and sly gray eyes she remembered.
Fiction book (1998)
Synonyms
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One of the two bones that form the mouth and hold the teeth, especially the lower one that moves
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Jawline combines jaw ('the lower bone around your mouth') and line ('an edge or outline'), so it means the visible edge or shape of the lower jaw.