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Discover LudwigThe phrase "pretty looks" is correct and usable in written English
You can use it when describing something or someone that is aesthetically pleasing or attractive. For example, "The model had a beautiful face and pretty looks that dazzled the audience."
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Ms. Ireland ("reasons to be pretty") looks swell in Catherine Zuber's stylish period costumes, but she's flagrantly miscast as Marion.
Daphne was in hospital and eventually died, taking all her information with her, and her very pretty looks.
In fact, it got high praise across the board for its "pretty" looks, the "moist, fruity cake" and the not-too-sweet icing, making it one special delivery.
From the pretty looks and pillowy lips of Romeo (Douglas Booth, who was 19 when the movie was shot), it appears that the filmmakers assumed that their audience would be primarily female.
That said, there were a number of pretty looks that seemed worth the price of admission, chief among them a chevron-patterned leather duster inlaid with panels of green beading.
All of the pretty looks and great music in the world can't make up for the fact that it was a tired formula even back then.
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"We thought they were kind of pretty looking," he said.
Lucy Henman, crisp and pretty, looked on from the gallery.
Very pretty looking garbage, for sure.
Plus it's very pretty looking.
Really pretty looking when it is lit up.
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