Idioms about Beautiful Women
Definition: An idiom is a phrase or expression that has a figurative
meaning different from the literal meaning of the words in it. Here are a few
idioms related to beautiful women, along with examples of how they can be used
in a sentence:
1) "A face that launched a thousand ships": This idiom refers to a woman who is so beautiful that her looks are said to have inspired men to great feats or to have caused them to go to war.
Example:
"She had a face that launched a thousand ships and a personality that kept
them coming back for more."
2) "A knock-out": This idiom refers to a woman who is extremely attractive and striking.
Example: "I couldn't take my eyes off
her, she was a real knock-out."
3) "A beauty queen": This idiom refers to a woman who is very beautiful and often used for winner of beauty contests.
Example:
"She was a beauty queen in her youth and still a stunner in her middle
age."
4) "A diamond in the rough": This idiom refers to a woman who is beautiful, but who is not yet fully polished or refined.
Example:
"She may not have been the most polished lady at the party, but she was
definitely a diamond in the rough."
5) "A looker": This idiom refers to a woman who is attractive and good-looking.
Example: "He couldn't stop staring at her,
she was a real looker."