Brunet

Pronunciation: /bruːˈnɛt/

Definitions of brunet

noun A person with dark brown hair.

Example Sentences

A1 My friend is a brunet.

A2 The brunet man sat quietly in the corner.

B1 She prefers brunet guys over blondes.

B2 The brunet actor won an award for his performance.

C1 The brunet model graced the cover of the magazine.

C2 The brunet woman's beauty was captivating.

adjective Having dark brown hair.

Example Sentences

A1 She has a brunet hair color.

A2 The brunet dog ran across the field.

B1 He prefers brunet furniture for his living room.

B2 The actor's brunet hair added to his mysterious aura on screen.

C1 The brunet landscape was a sight to behold at sunset.

C2 Her brunet eyes sparkled with intelligence and depth.

Examples of brunet in a Sentence

formal The brunet gentleman stood out in the crowd with his striking features.

informal I always had a crush on that brunet guy from our class.

slang Check out the hot brunet at the party, he's a total babe.

figurative The brunet sky seemed to mirror his brooding mood.

Grammatical Forms of brunet

• past tense: bruneted
• plural: brunets
• comparative: more brunet
• superlative: most brunet
• present tense: brunets
• future tense: will brunet
• perfect tense: have bruneted
• continuous tense: is bruneting
• singular: brunet
• positive degree: brunet
• infinitive: to brunet
• gerund: bruneting
• participle: bruneted

Origin and Evolution of brunet

First Known Use: 1601 year

Language of Origin: Old French

Story behind the word: The word 'brunet' originated from the Old French word 'brunet', which is the diminutive form of 'brun' meaning brown.

Evolution of the word: Originally used to describe someone with dark brown hair, the term 'brunet' has evolved to refer to individuals with dark hair in general, regardless of specific shade. It is also commonly used to describe objects or animals with dark coloring.