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décolleté

[dey-kol-tey, -kol-uh-, dek-uh-luh-, dey-kawl-tey] / ˌdeɪ kɒlˈteɪ, -kɒl ə-, ˌdɛk ə lə-, deɪ kɔlˈteɪ /
ADJECTIVE
low-cut
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With an embellished floral cape and daring décolleté, Lopez marveled — and occasionally shimmied— from the Saab front row as vibrant beats accompanied the shimmering ode to Marrakech.

From Seattle Times Jan. 24, 2024

"Now that we have the face so well treated, we're looking at the hands, neck and décolleté."

From Seattle Times Mar. 24, 2012

Mrs. Ricketts adapted herself to the situation and made petticoats of her court trains and drove the sheep-wagon décolleté, so Crowheart was more or less accustomed to Mrs. Ricketts in silk and satin.

From The Lady Doc by Caroline Lockhart

The décolleté style prevails in the cut of the dresses, which are made simply, and generally present the combination of white and black.

From Lippincott's Magazine of Popular Literature and Science Volume 15, No. 89, May, 1875 by Various

She had smoothed her bobbed red tresses, too, and a long motor veil of a lilac tinge made less obtrusive the décolleté of the tea-gown.

From Apron-Strings by Eleanor Gates




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