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flesh
noun as in body tissue, skin
noun as in humankind
Example Sentences
“The film certainly cost me a pound of flesh,” Spielberg said, “but it gave me a ton of career.”
Its translucent-white flesh — which is soft yet has a bite to it — tastes mystifying: floral with notes of rose, pear and strawberry.
But once the average soccer fan has seen Son in the flesh, will that same fan follow him week after week, either at the stadium or on MLS’s Apple TV broadcasts?
Often, it's the first time a medical student works with real flesh and blood - an experience that can't be replicated from a textbook.
At 149 minutes, there is room for the characters and their back stories to be fleshed out.
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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