complexioned

[kuh m-plek-shuh nd] /kəmˈplɛk ʃənd/

adjective

having a specified complexion (usually used in combination):

a light-complexioned person.

Origin

1375-1425; late Middle English; see complexion, -ed³

Related forms

well-complexioned, adjective

Usage note

Examples from the web for complexioned

He dresses plainly in dark blue, is rather dark complexioned, speaks low and soft in private conversation.
He was dark-complexioned and wore corn rows in his hair.
He is twenty-three years of age, five feet and six inches in height, and light complexioned.
They are light complexioned and each has a long, wavy, drooping mustache.

British Dictionary definitions for complexioned

/kəmˈplɛkʃənd/

adjective

(in combination) of a specified complexion: light-complexioned