Delicate
Delicate adjective - Satisfying or pleasing because of fineness or mildness.
Fair and delicate are semantically related In some cases you can use "Fair" instead an adjective "Delicate".
Nearby Words: delicacy, delicately
Both words in one sentence
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Jane Fairfax of Jane Austen's Emma has dark hair, eye-lashes and eye-brows, and her complexion is fair and delicate without being pale.
Source: Raven Hair, Ivory Skin -
Sephrenia, the tutor of magic to the Pandion Knights in the Elenium universe, is described as small, delicate, and beautiful, with very black hair and fair skin.
Source: Raven Hair, Ivory Skin - From the CD notes of Scheherazade and other stories: "... a delicate story of Roy Wood and Annie Haslam showing up at Hampstead Heath for a fair that had closed down..."
Source: Mind Screw / Music
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