high-necked
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- adjective
- /haɪ-nɛkt/
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de cuello alto
- I wore a beautiful high-necked dress that made me feel elegant and warm.
- high-necked blouse
- high-necked dress
- high-necked gown
It's so soft and beautiful and it's just a gorgeous grey ribbed high neck jumper.
- It's so soft and beautiful and it's just a gorgeous grey ribbed high neck jumper.
- Also my face is much darker than my body because I'm wearing a high neck dress, high neck, long sleeves.
- I really like that their high neck, so you're not showing off anything here, but then they're cropped so you're showing off a little bit there.
Examples
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Photo (color): Christy in her high-necked black jersey.
Fiction book (1997) -
She was dressed simply in dark blue slacks, a white high-necked silk blouse, and a blue-and-white jacket.
Fiction book (1992) -
So soft, lovely high neck, lovely and tight.
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It's a high neck, kind of like a little skiddy almost, which I think is really nice.
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I love this style of dress, really high neck and I don't know, I just instantly fell in love with this one.
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Next I got this white high necked jumper top.
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It's so soft and beautiful and it's just a gorgeous grey ribbed high neck jumper.
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First is this jumper, which has a high neck again and is cropped and long sleeves.
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She wore a pioneer's high-necked dress in a brown shade that just matched her skin.
Fiction book (1997) -
She was wearing a tailored suit of pale pink linen with a high-necked blouse.
Fiction book (1992)
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Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
High-necked is made from high ('up') and neck ('the part between the head and the shoulders'). So it describes a piece of clothing whose neckline sits 'high' on the neck and often covers most or all of it.