Use of the word dowdy in a sentence example

dowdy

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The actor perpusely wore a dowdy dress. [adjective]

she always dressed dowdy [Please select]

In form the Englishwoman's dress is dowdy, in color frightful. [Please select]

And that dowdy toque: three old grapes to take the harm out of it. [Please select]

No girl can afford to be dowdy in appearance. [Please select]

Why must I wait until I'm a dowdy old frump before I go.' [Please select]

The dowdy woman in charge remembered a young woman such as he described. [Please select]

I felt terribly old and ugly and dowdy and--widowed. [Please select]

Still, of course, I must look dowdy at night in a high gown. [Please select]

Down below us was the Marquise de Vermandoise's brother-in-law, with a rather dowdy little woman. [Please select]

It is as simple as the problem of the well-gowned woman and the dowdy one. [Please select]

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