It basicly means typical blonde...
The quintessential ingredient in cake is flour.
Her comportment throughout the ordeal displayed a quintessential bravery.
No the word quintessential is not a noun. It is an adjective.
"Rubia" in Spanish translates to "blonde" in English when referring to a female.
blonde woman -- femme blonde
It basicly means typical blonde...
You mean like light blonde, dirty blonde, medium ash blonde?
Quintessential Vocal Ensemble was created in 1993.
The quintessential ingredient in cake is flour.
Her comportment throughout the ordeal displayed a quintessential bravery.
Blonde
"Quintessential" is an adjective that describes the perfect example of a particular type, The quintessential quarterback would be one who has all of the traits and qualities those who are knowledgeable about football would expect from a quarterback. There are quintessential villains and heroes. It could be that "quintessential" is generally used to describe people, but that may not be necessarily true.
No the word quintessential is not a noun. It is an adjective.
It is of utmost importance to understand what plagiarism is when attempting to provide the quintessential answer.
Something that is quintessential is representative of everything in its field, or contains elements common to all. In the case of Charles Dickens, his books are quintessential because the characters and the themes are those that all types of people can relate to. They are the essence of story telling because they have such a strong commonality and speak to so many people.
It means rubia
all it means is that you have freckles and blonde hair. a lot of people have freckles with blonde hair. :)