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blondes

Pronunciation: [blɒndz]

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Learn how to use blondes in a sentence: 6 audio examples across 2 meanings.

Context: “appearance”

(noun) the term 'blondes' refers to people, usually women, who have light-colored hair. This can mean yellow, light brown, or golden in color. People often talk about blondes when discussing hair color or beauty.

Example

The party was full of blondes, and they all looked fantastic in their outfits.

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There weren’t any blondes at the event; everyone had dark hair.

Example

Are most of the actresses in that movie blondes?

Context: “stereotype”

(noun) sometimes 'blondes' refers to a stereotype about people with light hair. This means some people believe that blondes are not very smart or that they act in certain silly ways. This is a stereotype and not true for everyone.

Example

She played the role of a blonde in the movie, and her character was very funny and clever.

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It’s wrong to think that all blondes are silly; many are very intelligent.

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Why do people still talk about the stereotype of blondes being less smart?

How to pronounce blondes

Pronunciation: [blɒndz]

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