complexion
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From Middle English complexion (“temperament”), from Old French complexion (French complexion), from Medieval Latin complexiō (“complexion, constitution”), from complector, past participle complexus (“to entwine, encompass”).
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complexion (plural complexions)
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complexion (third-person singular simple present complexions, present participle complexioning, simple past and past participle complexioned)
complexion f (plural complexions)
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