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aquiline

[ UK /ˈækwɪlˌiːn/ ]
ADJECTIVE
  1. curved down like an eagle's beak

How To Use aquiline In A Sentence

  • She watched Luke read it, saw the gathering frown carve two grooves over his aquiline nose.
  • The profile that passed the window was of the sort called aquiline, after the beak of the eagle; but he rather suggested a grey and venerable eagle; an eagle in repose; an eagle that has long folded its wings. The Complete Father Brown
  • There's the bold, aquiline nose, to be sure; the high, intelligent forehead and strong chin.
  • Advertising has also been blamed for maintenance of a contentious concept that long-haired, fair-skinned women with aquiline noses have the monopoly on attractiveness.
  • Komarov had a long face, an aquiline nose and intense dark brown eyes. CHAMELEON
  • Those eyes were deep pools of cocoa brown and set over well chiseled cheekbones and a straight aquiline nose that was shadowed by a ghost of a goatee.
  • Today his tall frame is clad in a shirt with notably large blue checks; his jet black hair is immaculately cut, setting off a strong, aquiline nose.
  • Ed's incredibly distinguished-looking; elegant, a young forty-one, with strong cheekbones and an aquiline nose. RESCUING ROSE
  • The profile of the old warrior was characterized by a strong jaw and an aquiline nose.
  • Her Dose is slender, aquiline, her long neck elegant, chin delicate.
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