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complexion

noun as in appearance of facial skin

noun as in general nature of something

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Dock’s 1894 certificate, signed by a collector of internal revenue in Portland, Ore., lists his occupation as a cook, and his complexion as “dark.”

The BBC has in the past reported incidents of suicides by women who were taunted by their husbands over their "dark complexion".

From BBC

His dark complexion, rustic drawl and streetwise swagger became integral to his cinematic identity.

From BBC

And when the Scotts overhear Elizabeth yell at the family’s nanny for letting her grandchildren play outside without parasols, that reveals her disdain for dark complexions.

From Salon

His previous record on both statistics was his very first series – the 2013-14 Ashes when the hair was shorter, complexion more fresh-faced and right arm bare of the phoenix tattoo that now epitomises his career.

From BBC

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