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maquillage

[ mak-ee-ahzh; French ma-kee-yazh ]

maquillage

/ ³¾²¹°ì¾±Âá²¹Ïô /

noun

  1. make-up; cosmetics
  2. the application of make-up
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Origin of maquillage1

1890–95; < French, equivalent to maquill ( er ) to apply makeup (originally theater argot, perhaps to be identified with Old French masquillier blacken, smear, akin to mascurer, mascherer, verbal derivative of Vulgar Latin *mascar-; masquerade ) + -age -age
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˜yÐÄvlog History and Origins

Origin of maquillage1

from maquiller to make up
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Perhaps this is the point; perhaps Anshaw means to shake us awake from our little narcissisms, our devout solipsisms, our daily applications of principled maquillage.

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She has to have four pre-red-carpet sessions with the stylist for hair, maquillage and gown, each lasting two or three hours.

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Although in many respects an unknown quantity, the new head of state would not dream of being so un-French as to ignore the demands of his maquillage.

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It was a private ritual, this morning maquillage, undertaken in public.

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That strong use of maquillage is part of the striking element of Romantic self-dramatizing in her stage personality.

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