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sun-kissed
[ suhn-kist ]
adjective
- (of skin) tanned or bronzed, or (of hair) lightened in color, by or as if by the sun:
This natural bronzer enriches your skin and adds radiant, sun-kissed color.
A newer trend is for sun-kissed blonde hair and darker roots.
- abounding in sunshine; characteristically sunny:
His work has taken him all over the world, from the sun-kissed beaches of Zanzibar to the icy wastes of the Arctic Circle.
- evoking sunshine or sunny weather:
We only use peak season tomatoes, so the sauce is filled with sun-kissed deliciousness.
The festival kicked off with one of my favorite bands drenching the early afternoon in sun-kissed tropical pop.
Word History and Origins
Origin of sun-kissed1
Example Sentences
His aroma was earthy, sun-kissed, balanced with tennis and golf.
Belinda Carlisle reunited with her old band The Go-Gos for a dose of sun-kissed 1980s nostalgia, and the UK's Sam Fender tore through a blistering set that showcased the songwriting chops of his new album, People Watching.
This time, expect nostalgia and a dream-pop soundtrack as players flit between the present day and the sun-kissed Michigan summer of 1995, unravelling the mystery at the heart of the game.
The stark panorama, and shocking, ubiquitous video of the wildfires, were at sharp odds with images of sun-kissed beaches and glamorous Hollywood that L.A. relies on to draw the flocks of tourists who pump billions of dollars into the local economy each year.
"I'm so sick of Hackney," Grylls says as she drives through sun-kissed Los Santos to Crane's virtual flat.
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