shaven
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2.7
- adjective
- /ˈʃeɪvən/
- The set was muted, and the men wore gray suits and were clean-shaven and serious.
- clean-shaven
- shaven head
- shaven face
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Examples
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His lean, sun-browned face was clean-shaven, and his brown hair was worn shoulder length.
Fiction book (1992) -
- I like you better clean-shaven.
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You look younger, clean shaven.
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Can we afford to have you walking around and clean shaven?
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Chief, do you want me clean-shaven?
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In fact, by this light he looked 20, clean-shaven, and with a wide-open expression on his face.
Fiction book (1991) -
His companion was short and lean, clean-shaven, and possessed a dour expression.
Fiction book (1992) -
There was a freshly scrubbed look to his handsome, clean-shaven features, and his eyes were a clear, friendly blue.
Fiction book (1994) -
His manner, his clean-shaven cheeks and neat slacks, along with the word attorney, apparently impressed her.
Fiction book (1990) -
He decided to go to the interview clean-shaven to look professional.
Synonyms
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1.0
Hair cut very close to the skin
14
3.5
A person with no hair on the face, like on the chin and cheeks
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6.6
Having hair or wool cut very short close to the skin
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3.7
Cut close to the skin from hair, wool, or fur, often with clippers
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3.7
Having a very smooth face and no beard
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3.0
A person with very little hair on the face or head after a recent shave
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Etymology
Shaven comes from the verb shave, which means 'to cut or scrape off' hair with a blade and you can see the same root in shave and shaving. So, shaven means 'having had the hair removed closely', giving a smooth face or head.