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Anonymous Posted 16 years ago
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I need a more delicate way to finish a description without overusing words. This is what I have thus far and I was wondering if someone could find a way to say something like "casting a redish orange haze across his face" without using red and orange again:
"...The dragon stood and stretched great red and orange wings. The bright summer sun filtered through the thin membrane casting..."
All help is appreciated. Thanks.
"...The dragon stood and stretched great red and orange wings. The bright summer sun filtered through the thin membrane casting..."
All help is appreciated. Thanks.
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casting a haze which matched the brilliance of his wings across his face?
- casting a haze which matched the brilliance of his wings across his face?
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casting a haze which matched the brilliance of his wings across his face?
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