wrinkle
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1.0
- noun
- /ˈrɪŋkl/
:
arruga
- You have a lot of lines on your forehead and wrinkles.
- wrinkles on skin
- folds and wrinkles
- show wrinkles
They have to know that collagen will not repair all their wrinkles without vitamin C.
- They have to know that collagen will not repair all their wrinkles without vitamin C.
- It isn't dry, it doesn't catch in lines or wrinkles or anything like that.
- Your skin appears to be brightened brighter dark spots, fine lines and wrinkles visibly fade.
- They help with troubling forehead wrinkles and fine lines, skin redness and dark spots.
- So this is also for wrinkle care, moisturizing and protection.
- The sun causes wrinkles and cancer and sunscreen is an anti wrinkle, anti cancer products.
- Frown line, frown line, amenity, a wrinkle in the wind.
- The egg is really great for shrinking pores, really good for wrinkles and glowing skin.
Examples
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The sun causes wrinkles and cancer and sunscreen is an anti wrinkle, anti cancer products.
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You have just turned thirty, he thought to himself, and the wrinkles are already starting around your eyes.
Fiction book (1993) -
I have just one big wrinkle.
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But when it does that, like you can see every wrinkle, I'm like, Oh my God, please stop.
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So this is also for wrinkle care, moisturizing and protection.
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There's exactly one new wrinkle on my face and two new sunspots.
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Mary let him in, her tiny face crumpling into a thousand wrinkles when she saw him.
Fiction book (1990) -
There were more wrinkles under his eyes than last week; he was so terribly weary.
Fiction book (1990) -
His hands spread out on the board before him, old hands, networked wrinkles, and dark liver spots.
Fiction book (1993) -
After years of sun exposure, Sarah noticed that the wrinkles on her face were becoming more pronounced.
Synonyms
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3.5
A small fold that appears on skin or on other surfaces
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2.4
A bend or crease in rock layers pushed together
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1.5
A line made when cloth or paper is folded
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6.5
A small wrinkle in cloth or on skin that makes a fold
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3.9
A small fold or wrinkle on a surface
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5.3
A small line or fold in a surface, often on the skin
A small wrinkle in cloth that makes the surface uneven
Compounds
How Wrinkled
Surface Forms
Etymology
Wrinkle comes from an old English root wrinc meaning 'to fold' or 'to crinkle', so a wrinkle is a small fold or ridge in skin, fabric, or paper.