Meanings of dingily in anglès

The floors, the doors, the cornices and mouldings are cheap in material, dingily garish in colour.

It was a place rather dingily lighted, the darkest portions having incandescent lights, filled with machines and work benches.

For the most part, they were dingily fair, with snub noses, coarse mouths, and eyes of an indeterminate blue.

It is like a grotto gaudily but dingily decorated, or a vast circus-tent curtained off in hangings of those colors.

The source of it was plain-anopen door under a vast white signboard dingily lettered "The Salvation Army."

The 17th, my name-day and the day of my election to the Academy, passed dingily and gloomily, as I was unwell.

A single lamp lit the room dingily, revealing the Mexicans bunched on the farther side, a number of them lying down.

The window showed a faint oblong of gray now, beyond where the Major breathed, and certain objects were dingily and coldly visible.

The majority were ragged boys, the gamins of Paris, commingled with several women of no reputable appearance, some dingily, some gaudily apparelled.

Slowly mounting the remaining steps, she followed him as if fascinated towards the door that showed dingily conspicuous in the light of an unshaded gas-jet.

She was herself rather a pathetic little soul, dingily pretty, using the patois of her kind, and always at the fag end of her classes.

The floors, the doors, the cornices and mouldings are cheap in material, dingily garish in colour.

It was a place rather dingily lighted, the darkest portions having incandescent lights, filled with machines and work benches.

For the most part, they were dingily fair, with snub noses, coarse mouths, and eyes of an indeterminate blue.

It is like a grotto gaudily but dingily decorated, or a vast circus-tent curtained off in hangings of those colors.

The source of it was plain-anopen door under a vast white signboard dingily lettered "The Salvation Army."