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Anonymous Posted 13 years ago
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delination or demaracation
How would you correctly write the following
Her hair is blonde at the top and black at the bottom, but it doesn't gradually go from blonde to black, its a clean break from blonde to brown. You can see in the demarcation from blonde to black. The more I blow dry the hair, the more the delineation between blonde and black is visible.
If you type "Half Black Half Blonde. Hair " in google image, you'll see what I'm trying to say.
Thank you!!!
Her hair is blonde at the top and black at the bottom, but it doesn't gradually go from blonde to black, its a clean break from blonde to brown. You can see in the demarcation from blonde to black. The more I blow dry the hair, the more the delineation between blonde and black is visible.
If you type "Half Black Half Blonde. Hair " in google image, you'll see what I'm trying to say.
Thank you!!!
Top answer
I think I would use demarcation .
- I think I would use demarcation .
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