Unibrow

Pronunciation: /ˈjuːnibraʊ/

Definitions of unibrow

noun a single eyebrow that appears to be connected across the forehead

Example Sentences

A1 She has a thick unibrow.

A2 His unibrow makes him look unique.

B1 Some people choose to pluck their unibrows for a more groomed appearance.

B2 The fashion model embraced her natural unibrow and became a trendsetter.

C1 Despite societal beauty standards, she proudly flaunted her unibrow.

C2 His unibrow became a symbol of rebellion against conventional beauty norms.

Examples of unibrow in a Sentence

formal The artist painted a portrait of a woman with a prominent unibrow.

informal I think I need to pluck my unibrow before the party.

slang Her unibrow game is strong.

figurative The mountain range looked like a giant unibrow on the horizon.

Grammatical Forms of unibrow

• plural: unibrows
• comparative: more unibrow
• superlative: most unibrow
• present tense: has a unibrow
• future tense: will have a unibrow
• perfect tense: has had a unibrow
• continuous tense: is having a unibrow
• singular: unibrow
• positive degree: unibrow
• infinitive: to unibrow
• gerund: unibrowing
• participle: unibrowed

Origin and Evolution of unibrow

First Known Use: 1951 year

Language of Origin: English

Story behind the word: The word 'unibrow' is a combination of 'uni-' meaning one and 'brow' meaning eyebrow, referring to a single continuous eyebrow that connects across the bridge of the nose.

Evolution of the word: The term 'unibrow' gained popularity in the mid-20th century as a colloquial term for a prominent or thick eyebrow that connects in the middle. It is often used in a humorous or derogatory manner to describe a distinctive facial feature.