Thesaurus / clear-cut

clear-cut

How to use clear-cut in a sentence

The cropped grass shone clear as emerald, and all the garden showed clear-cut and solid and stable in its propriety and order.

Honoria Pryse crossed the room in her quick, delicate way; her shrewd, clear-cut face was slightly flushed.

Many of the young dancers were remarkably pretty, all possessing the clear-cut features of their race.

She was a very beautiful woman of about thirty, with a small head and a clear-cut grave face.

Stephen was not a prig and she recognized the justice of his arguments, but he was rather hard and his views were too clear-cut.

Implicit in Aristotle and throughout classical literary criticism there is a clear-cut distinction between poetic and rhetoric.

The bruises of his trip were evident upon the clear-cut features.

He was a man of powerful frame, and strong, fine physionomy; with a mind as virile as the former, and as clear-cut as the latter.

UNVEILING A PARALLELALICE ILGENFRITZ JONES AND ELLA MARCHANT

Nancy felt happy tears welling into her eyes, and Della Rocca's clear-cut, down-curving profile wavered before her gaze.

THE DEVOURERSANNIE VIVANTI CHARTRES

Jack had received a clear cut almost across the forehead, from which the blood was still oozing.

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