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she would have been beautiful vs she might have been beautiful

Both phrases are correct, but they convey slightly different meanings. 'She would have been beautiful' implies a stronger certainty or belief that she was beautiful in the past, while 'She might have been beautiful' suggests a possibility or uncertainty about her beauty in the past.

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she would have been beautiful

This phrase is correct and commonly used in English to express a strong belief or certainty about someone's beauty in the past.

This phrase is used to indicate a strong belief or certainty that she was beautiful in the past, often in a hypothetical or speculative context.

Examples:

  • If she had smiled, she would have been beautiful.
  • She would have been beautiful in that dress.
  • I'm sure she would have been beautiful when she was younger.
  • Feb 23, 2015 ... I always thought she would have been beautiful enough to be a model. Inez's husband was a constant/ mean drunk. I have no memories of him ...
  • She was doing so well at Halter and although she would have been beautiful under saddle, because she had such good movement, I did not want to risk not ...
  • May 4, 1992 ... "She would have been beautiful even if she had not become the Princess of Wales," notes Hamish Bowles of the tony magazine Harpers ...
  • Jan 1, 2015 ... She would have been beautiful. she was a very beautiful canvass to start with . Dawn Jordan January 11th, 2015. Don….THANK GOD that you ...

Alternatives:

  • She must have been beautiful
  • She was probably beautiful
  • She could have been beautiful
  • She may have been beautiful
  • She is likely to have been beautiful

she might have been beautiful

This phrase is correct and commonly used in English to express a possibility or uncertainty about someone's beauty in the past.

This phrase is used to indicate a possibility or uncertainty that she was beautiful in the past, often in a speculative or hypothetical context.

Examples:

  • If she had taken care of herself, she might have been beautiful.
  • She might have been beautiful when she was younger.
  • I think she might have been beautiful in her prime.
  • A century ago, she might have been beautiful, her face reflected in the river insteadof a-mirror. But all the years have changed more than the shape of our blood ...
  • She was attractive enough, and had the sort of bone structure which indicated that she might have been beautiful once – but now she seemed faded, like a rose  ...
  • Oct 28, 2014 ... She might have been beautiful once. Now the skin of the jaw has melted away, the teeth hand from a lipless mouth, and the hollow eyes...she ...
  • Jan 12, 2015 ... This car looks like a very old lady with deep lines and bad creases, with a little thought that she might have been beautiful in younger days.

Alternatives:

  • She could have been beautiful
  • She may have been beautiful
  • She possibly was beautiful
  • She was potentially beautiful
  • She was conceivably beautiful

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