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What does “ground†mean in this sentence? And what is the sentence saying?
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I am not sure about the meaning of the verb ground in this sentence from an online article.
Accessories were kept polished and stylish with taupe suede Manolo Blahniks grounding the look and simple diamond stud Adina Reyter earrings for subtle sparkle.
Does ground mean connect with the ground, place on the ground, or give theoretical basis to? None of the dictionary definitions seem to work here. What does the sentence mean? Manolo Blahniks supposedly refers to a pair of shoes designed by Manolo Blahniks, but how do shoes ground a look?
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I am not sure about the meaning of the verb ground in this sentence from an online article.
Accessories were kept polished and stylish with taupe suede Manolo Blahniks grounding the look and simple diamond stud Adina Reyter earrings for subtle sparkle.
Does ground mean connect with the ground, place on the ground, or give theoretical basis to? None of the dictionary definitions seem to work here. What does the sentence mean? Manolo Blahniks supposedly refers to a pair of shoes designed by Manolo Blahniks, but how do shoes ground a look?
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I am not sure about the meaning of the verb ground in this sentence from an online article.
Accessories were kept polished and stylish with taupe suede Manolo Blahniks grounding the look and simple diamond stud Adina Reyter earrings for subtle sparkle.
Does ground mean connect with the ground, place on the ground, or give theoretical basis to? None of the dictionary definitions seem to work here. What does the sentence mean? Manolo Blahniks supposedly refers to a pair of shoes designed by Manolo Blahniks, but how do shoes ground a look?
meaning meaning-in-context word-meaning sentence-meaning
asked 2 hours ago
L. Moneta
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I am not sure about the meaning of the verb ground in this sentence from an online article.
Accessories were kept polished and stylish with taupe suede Manolo Blahniks grounding the look and simple diamond stud Adina Reyter earrings for subtle sparkle.
Does ground mean connect with the ground, place on the ground, or give theoretical basis to? None of the dictionary definitions seem to work here. What does the sentence mean? Manolo Blahniks supposedly refers to a pair of shoes designed by Manolo Blahniks, but how do shoes ground a look?
meaning meaning-in-context word-meaning sentence-meaning
meaning meaning-in-context word-meaning sentence-meaning
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L. Moneta
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"Establishing a neutral-toned foundation" is my take, where "foundation" has the sense of "main underlying color".
P.S. grounding also may have connotations of basic simplicity. There's nothing "flashy" about taupe.
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Manolo Blahnik makes shoes, so the meaning is a pun. Shoes touch the ground, and in this case they also form the foundation of the ensemble.
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I would say this is the figurative use of grounding to refer to something being reliable and practical. When a person has their feet on the ground, it means that they're sensible and focused on the immediate practicalities of the world around them, as opposed to someone who has their head in the clouds, constantly thinking about abstract ideas or fantasies.
In this case, it sounds like the article is saying that the shoes helped make the outfit as a whole practical and useful.
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"Establishing a neutral-toned foundation" is my take, where "foundation" has the sense of "main underlying color".
P.S. grounding also may have connotations of basic simplicity. There's nothing "flashy" about taupe.
answered 2 hours ago
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"Establishing a neutral-toned foundation" is my take, where "foundation" has the sense of "main underlying color".
P.S. grounding also may have connotations of basic simplicity. There's nothing "flashy" about taupe.
answered 2 hours ago
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"Establishing a neutral-toned foundation" is my take, where "foundation" has the sense of "main underlying color".
P.S. grounding also may have connotations of basic simplicity. There's nothing "flashy" about taupe.
answered 2 hours ago
TᴚoɯÉÂuo
101k675167
"Establishing a neutral-toned foundation" is my take, where "foundation" has the sense of "main underlying color".
P.S. grounding also may have connotations of basic simplicity. There's nothing "flashy" about taupe.
answered 2 hours ago
TᴚoɯÉÂuo
101k675167
answered 2 hours ago
TᴚoɯÉÂuo
101k675167
answered 2 hours ago
TᴚoɯÉÂuo
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answered 2 hours ago
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Manolo Blahnik makes shoes, so the meaning is a pun. Shoes touch the ground, and in this case they also form the foundation of the ensemble.
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Manolo Blahnik makes shoes, so the meaning is a pun. Shoes touch the ground, and in this case they also form the foundation of the ensemble.
answered 1 hour ago
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Manolo Blahnik makes shoes, so the meaning is a pun. Shoes touch the ground, and in this case they also form the foundation of the ensemble.
answered 1 hour ago
Robusto
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Manolo Blahnik makes shoes, so the meaning is a pun. Shoes touch the ground, and in this case they also form the foundation of the ensemble.
answered 1 hour ago
Robusto
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answered 1 hour ago
Robusto
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answered 1 hour ago
Robusto
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answered 1 hour ago
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I would say this is the figurative use of grounding to refer to something being reliable and practical. When a person has their feet on the ground, it means that they're sensible and focused on the immediate practicalities of the world around them, as opposed to someone who has their head in the clouds, constantly thinking about abstract ideas or fantasies.
In this case, it sounds like the article is saying that the shoes helped make the outfit as a whole practical and useful.
answered 1 hour ago
Werrf
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I would say this is the figurative use of grounding to refer to something being reliable and practical. When a person has their feet on the ground, it means that they're sensible and focused on the immediate practicalities of the world around them, as opposed to someone who has their head in the clouds, constantly thinking about abstract ideas or fantasies.
In this case, it sounds like the article is saying that the shoes helped make the outfit as a whole practical and useful.
answered 1 hour ago
Werrf
3,200713
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I would say this is the figurative use of grounding to refer to something being reliable and practical. When a person has their feet on the ground, it means that they're sensible and focused on the immediate practicalities of the world around them, as opposed to someone who has their head in the clouds, constantly thinking about abstract ideas or fantasies.
In this case, it sounds like the article is saying that the shoes helped make the outfit as a whole practical and useful.
answered 1 hour ago
Werrf
3,200713
I would say this is the figurative use of grounding to refer to something being reliable and practical. When a person has their feet on the ground, it means that they're sensible and focused on the immediate practicalities of the world around them, as opposed to someone who has their head in the clouds, constantly thinking about abstract ideas or fantasies.
In this case, it sounds like the article is saying that the shoes helped make the outfit as a whole practical and useful.
answered 1 hour ago
Werrf
3,200713
answered 1 hour ago
Werrf
3,200713
answered 1 hour ago
Werrf
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