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The phrase "awesome breasts" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in informal contexts, often in discussions about physical appearance or attractiveness.
Example: "She walked into the room with confidence, drawing attention with her awesome breasts."
Alternatives: "impressive cleavage" or "stunning bust.".
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Before he died it's very likely he saw the awesome breasts of the angel of death up by the ceiling, because his eyes bulged wide open when he stared into that flaking void of plaster.
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"I may have given him breast milk, but I haven't given you an awesome breast-feeding experience, and that's what I'm here to do".
1. Building the pectoral muscles could help you get awesome breast over a long time period.
Charlotte Rampling's dress – especially the pockets, square over the breasts – was awesome, but after the Unpleasantness, it's hard to champion Rampling, so that doesn't help.
"Oh, I wish I had your legs," "Oh my gawd, your breasts are awesome, you can't even see the scars, hardly!!" Nothing was off topic for them; from the difficulty of having to urinate while wearing a jumpsuit to vaginal rejuvenation, they were covering it all.
Ellen DeGeneres is teaming up with Ulta Beauty to raise money for breast cancer, which is awesome, but, seriously, hasn't anyone heard of a bake sale?
So while we wear bright pink Susan G Komen shirts and run marathons in support of breast cancer (which is awesome) - miscarriage and infant loss events seem to fall to the wayside.
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After all, nowadays you can have a breast reconstruction… that's awesome!
If they were blasted on every bottle or breast pump, that'd be awesome.
Awesome, awesome, awesome.
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