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Anonymous Posted 14 years ago
Grammar
Prominent, stand out, or draw attention
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Her lipstick is so red, it makes her white teeth stand out.
Her lipstick is so red, it draws attention to her white teeth.
Her lipstick is so red, it makes her white teeth too prominent.
Her lipstick is so red, it makes her white teeth stand out.
Her lipstick is so red, it draws attention to her white teeth.
Her lipstick is so red, it makes her white teeth too prominent.
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They're all okay but "white" is awkward sounding in this context. Unless you have some reason to draw attention to the color it's unnecessary to state that teeth are white.
- They're all okay but "white" is awkward sounding in this context.
- Unless you have some reason to draw attention to the color it's unnecessary to state that teeth are white.
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They're all okay but "white" is awkward sounding in this context. Unless you have some reason to draw attention to the color it's unnecessary to state that teeth are white.
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