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The phrase "a substantial nose" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe someone with a prominent or large nose, often in a neutral or descriptive context.
Example: "The character in the novel was known for his distinctive features, particularly a substantial nose that set him apart from others."
Alternatives: "a prominent nose" or "a large nose".
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He made out abrupt dark eyebrows above a substantial nose and plump, glistening lips, as if the inside of her mouth had flowed alarmingly onto the outside.
But some Coca-Cola aficionados are skeptical about whether the market will take off like it did for Billy Beer a few years ago (a market that later took a substantial nose dive).
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Finally, I was curious to know how it might feel the first time Balderton buys a substantial amount of secondary shares in a company that it previously turned its nose down at during the Series A stage.
For the best performance of an e-nose system, the segments of an array should exhibit a substantial variability in their sensor properties.
The use of combined nose and throat swab specimens, as opposed to nasopharyngeal aspirate specimens, may have resulted in a substantial number of false-negative results.
We made a substantial bid.
A substantial and satisfying volume.
This is a substantial upgrade".
A substantial irony enters here.
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