† well-comˈplexioned, a. Obs.
Having a good complexion (constitution, colour, etc.).
| 1413 [see complexioned 1]. 1622 S. Ward Life of Faith in Death (1627) 103 Such soules..as place all their felicitie to be in a full fedde, and well complexioned body. 1635 Brereton Trav. (Chetham Soc.) 105 Proper, personable, well⁓complectioned men. 1688 Collier Several Disc. (1725) 15 And yet when Nature seems thus vigorous and strong, thus healthy and well complexion'd, 'twill then sicken, and sink on the sudden. 1715 [see complexioned 3]. |