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Meanings of charcoal-grey in English

Of a very dark grey.

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Examples for "charcoal"
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Kigali intends to ban charcoal use in the early 2020s, he noted.
Reuters
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I will draw it in in charcoal and your Eminence can judge.
Saracinesca
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The intense heat transforms the wood into charcoal in a few hours.
General Science
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Long-term charcoal hemoperfusion was confirmed to be a safe and risk-free procedure.
Pubmed
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It's astounding how much oak it takes to make smelting quality charcoal.
Surrender to the will of the night
1
A long, sleek, charcoal-gray limousine pulled around the curve of the road.
Sins of the Fathers
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He was huge-atleast six foot six-anddark-skinned, in a charcoal-gray suit.
The Perfectionists
3
His arms and torso were covered with small tightly woven charcoal-gray feathers.
The Complete Rama Omnibus
4
A huge charcoal-gray trunk erupted ten meters away, speckled with red luminescence.
Coalition's End
5
Tonight he wore a charcoal-gray suit, white shirt and red silk tie.
The soul catcher
Usage of charcoal-grey in English
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On the podium and wearing a smart charcoal-grey suit, Cruz smiled and spoke clearly in English.
The Guardian
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The U-shaped kitchen overlooks this space and features a stylish charcoal-grey tiled splashback and extensive cupboard storage.
News.com.au
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She'd put a charcoal-grey wool scarf over her head and ears-forwhen the door opened, Lili guessed.
Gratitude
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A few large impact craters, and hundreds of tiny ones, were scattered at random over its charcoal-grey surface.
The Collected Stories of Arthur C. Clarke
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The proprietor waited, looking him up and down, and Dorin saw him eyeing his new soft leather shoes and new charcoal-grey cloak.
Dancer’s Lament
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Kenneth Kavanagh was in his late thirties, a broad-shouldered man wearing a neat charcoal-grey suit, white shirt, and a red silk tie.
The Reality Dysfunction
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Seven weeks past his 44th birthday, he looked fit and relaxed in charcoal-grey slacks and a light-grey sweater bearing the logo of the 2002 event.
The Irish Times