(the) picture of something

(the) picture of something
a/the/picture of something phrase
used for emphasizing a particular quality in someone’s appearance

He was a picture of wide-eyed innocence.

Thesaurus: words used to describe attractive people or thingssynonym beautiful
Main entry: picture

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