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Meanings of colorless in English
Having no color, either by transparency or by lack of pigment.
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Usage of colorless in English
1
The girl rose; her face was colorless; she was aquiver with indignation.
2
The light in the hall below struck upward at her colorless face.
3
It might be that-someodorless, colorless gas of unknown qualities; and yet-
4
In this place of colorless light such a thing was doubly shocking.
5
There was a colorless indifference in the tone which was almost tragic.
6
That colorless, lost place in me where once I almost knew you.
7
She got up and looked at Crevel; her colorless eyes frightened him.
8
He said in that colorless voice he now had: Do not weep.
9
Cally sat stiffly in a chair against the wall, her face colorless.
10
It was all cold and colorless in the time just before sunrise.
11
In her wake, the colorless ebb of day settles over the city.
12
The cheeks had become colorless, and the delicate lips writhed with pain.
13
And the rendition was as colorless as that of a poor hand-organ.
14
And from the needle tip was oozing some colorless drops of fluid.
15
He spoke in a low colorless monotone, absolutely without any inflection whatever.
16
His eyes were colorless, pupils large and swallowing all the available light.
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Colorless through the time
Colorless across language varieties
United Kingdom
Common
United States of America
Common