I want to know a different nuance of meanings.
1. He has a fine figure of a man.
2. He has a good looking.
What is a difference?
Help me!!!
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First, it should be
!. He is a fine figure of a man.
2. He is good-looking.
The first refers more to his physique, or his body. It also sounds a little old-fashioned. The second is more general and means he is handsome.
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