different between wrinkling vs photoaging
wrinkling
English
Verb
wrinkling
- present participle of wrinkle
Noun
wrinkling (plural wrinklings)
- A pattern of wrinkles.
- 1849, Journal of the Royal Geological Society of Ireland (volume 3, page 251)
- The character of these wrinklings, when seen on the flat of the beds, forbids the idea that they are due to end on compression […]
- 1849, Journal of the Royal Geological Society of Ireland (volume 3, page 251)
- The act of wrinkling.
- 1950, Mervyn Peake, Gormenghast, Penguin, 1969, Chapter 33, p. 203,[1]
- Would she be able to appreciate the subtlety of their advances, if they made any; those little twitches and twists of the lips, those narrowings and rollings of the eye, those wrinklings of the speculative temple, that shrugging of an eye-brow at play?
- 1950, Mervyn Peake, Gormenghast, Penguin, 1969, Chapter 33, p. 203,[1]
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photoaging
English
Alternative forms
- photoageing
Etymology
photo- +? aging
Noun
photoaging (uncountable)
- The damaging effect of prolonged exposure to sunlight on the skin, especially wrinkling, discoloration and susceptibility to cancer
Synonyms
- dermatoheliosis
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