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Paul Evdokimov Posted 11 years ago
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blondE as an adjective

Hi there,

I wonder if you, native speakers, still use blondE as an adjective describing a fair color of female`s hair, or 'blond' prevails for both sexes?

Thanks for your answers in advance.
  

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I use "blonde". You can see how usage has changed over time in the graphs below, which are for British and American English respectively. t1%3B%2Cblond%20woman%3B%2Cc0

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  • I use "blonde".
  • You can see how usage has changed over time in the graphs below, which are for British and American English respectively.
  • t1%3B%2Cblond%20woman%3B%2Cc0
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I use "blonde". You can see how usage has changed over time in the graphs below, which are for British and American English respectively.

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I also use "blonde" and prefer to see it written that way despite using AmE.

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