What is "cosmetically"

Usage examples of "cosmetically".

She gave Fiona the benefit of the full radiance of her cosmetically enhanced smile.

To Jundrak, comparing her with the women of his own social standing, with their cosmetically perfect features and supercilious looks, this lower class girl was a woman while they were painted dolls.

The duchess turned her cosmetically perfect face toward him quizzically.

Of course, he could have gotten artificial eyes that matched his originals cosmetically, but this man, of all people, had no reason to hide implants.

She was tired from the long day of shopping and being cosmetically tortured, but she was also still riding high on elation.

Unfortunately, especially considering the ways in which looks could be cosmetically altered these days, it loosely fit the vitals of about one middle-aged man in three.

Today, of course, doctors generally opt for the less disfiguring, more cosmetically appealing crosscut, one that disturbs fewer muscles and lies hid den beneath the bikini line.

Was it the scars that covered every inch of their bodies, the flesh cosmetically punctured and sliced and infibulated, then dusted down with ash?