cellulite
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- noun
- /ˈsɛljʊˌlaɪt/
- Although there still isn't a more efficient way to treat cellulite, the research on this particular condition is ongoing.
- cellulite cream
- cellulite thighs
- appearance of cellulite
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Watch on YouTubeSo this one also says it's good for Cellulite and stretch marks.
- So this one also says it's good for Cellulite and stretch marks.
- It's just like, it's like when people obsess over stretch marks or Cellulite or, you know, whatever, just whatever little thing it might be.
- So I, I remember just like posting photos of myself in, in swimsuits or lingerie and not retouching the Cellulite out.
- Now he says it can minimize wrinkles, Cellulite, enhance hair follicle thickness, hello, and even reverse nail damage.
- It's like huge small Cellulite not on display preening.
- Instead of going, yeah, I have crow's feet, Yes, lots of Cellulite.
Examples
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If you are one of the 99% of women who struggle with cellulite, you should use specific products.
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There are so many best cellulite treatments to choose from for your skin problems.
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No, there were a couple where I noticed that I you can just see Cellulite down the side of my leg.
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It's supposed to break down your cellulite.
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So this one also says it's good for Cellulite and stretch marks.
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Do you think you can get rid of cellulite on your thighs forever?
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Look, women have cellulite.
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Nowadays, you can find creams and lotions against cellulite in the nearest shop.
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Now this is good for facial wrinkles, scars on the body, sagging skin, stretch marks, Cellulite and deep facial scars.
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I see the cellulite that covers my thighs.
Surface Forms
Morphology
cellulite = cell (opaque) = cellul + ite
The form relation to 'cell' (via the combining form 'cellul-') and the suffix '-ite' is recognizable, but the specific sense 'dimpled fat deposits' is a specialized medical/cosmetic meaning not directly inferable by all learners.
Etymology
Cellulite comes from the Latin cellula, meaning 'small cell', plus the ending -ite, which shows a 'condition', and it is related to the common word cell. So, cellulite is the condition of small fat 'cells' just under the skin that make the skin look lumpy or dimpled.