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Meanings of colourless in English
Usage of colourless in English
1
The great majority of the only colourless lymph-cells in the circulating fluid.
2
If voices could be said to have colours, mine was absolutely colourless.
3
At the moment that it reached the boiling point it became colourless.
4
His face was yellow and unhealthy-looking; his eyes were filmed and colourless.
5
And her face too was almost colourless now, and grave and still.
6
This transparent, colourless material is the upholstery that keeps out the wet.
7
His visage was colourless; his limbs destitute of motion, almost of life.
8
Then the colourless lashes descended again and veiled them as of old.
9
There was a flash of light in his pale, almost colourless eyes.
10
But it was a colourless face, and even the lips were pale.
11
The process is frequent, the integument separates entire, and is almost colourless.
12
These had the colourless triteness of a story retold a hundred times.
13
A flash of colour darted across her colourless face at the words.
14
Her eyes looked very large in her colourless, more sharply chiselled face.
15
He gazed across the prosaic potato-bed with his colourless lips slightly apart.
16
The blood had ceased at last to flow from his colourless lips.
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United Kingdom
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