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The phrase "all wrinkles" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to every wrinkle in a particular context, such as in discussions about clothing, skin, or any surface that may have wrinkles.
Example: "The dress was beautiful, but it had all wrinkles that made it look unkempt."
Alternatives: "every wrinkle" or "all creases".
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All wrinkles had disappeared.
The bag was all wrinkles.
It's all wrinkles and brown spots now.
Or it can be drastic — shedding 10 or 20 pounds, adding a few inches in height and erasing all wrinkles and blemishes, done using Adobe's Photoshop software, the photo retoucher's magic wand.
If you airbrush all pictures, you remove all wrinkles, and you make everybody look impossibly thin, then young women, middle-aged and ageing women all feel that they're failures.
-Fat-busting drugsupplementsementhathat melt fat away without diet or exercise; -Facial creams that erase all wrinkles and turn back the clock 20 years; -Creams that eliminate cellulite or stretch marks; -The new magical cosmetic surgical procedure that is minimally invasive and instantly transforms you into a younger, better looking individual with no downtime, no complications and no scars!
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"You just see all the wrinkles and puffs".
He winks at me, and all the wrinkles in his face smile.
Human brains (1.4kg and 100 billion neurons) will come later, when all the wrinkles have been ironed out in rodents, and proper methods devised to analyse the results.
"Everybody's here and because it's still not night yet, you get to see all the wrinkles and face-lifts.
Just when all the wrinkles had seemingly been smoothed out in his crazy quilt of a life, controversy ruffled the calm.
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