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Meanings of discoloration in English

Catalan
descoloració
Spanish
descolorido

A soiled or discolored appearance.

descoloració
Usage of discoloration in English
1
This is not local colour; it is a sort of local discoloration.
Reviews
2
Parvin gives portraits showing the venous congestion and discoloration of the lips.
Anomalies and Curiosities of Medicine
3
Inside the ship, the Nipe neither knew nor cared about the discoloration.
Anything You Can Do ...
4
These stress-responsive enzyme-encoding genes are possibly responsible for the low-temperature-induced garlic discoloration.
Pubmed
5
There should be no discoloration of the vegetable from the cutting utensil.
School and Home Cooking
6
Bloating and discoloration suggested that visual identification would not be an option.
Spider bones: a novel
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Cloudy days detract light and subsequently highlight dark circles and lid discoloration.
Ebony
8
Scarring will be conspicuous but discoloration and depth may reduce over time.
The Slab
9
There was nothing in the patient's occupation to account for the discoloration.
Anomalies and Curiosities of Medicine
10
He looked still more closely at the discoloration I have spoken of.
The Poet at the Breakfast-Table
11
The wounds have not yet entirely healed, and there is much discoloration.
In the Forbidden Land / An account of a journey in Tibet, captur...
12
The discoloration was almost invisible in the redness, but it was there.
Cibola Burn
13
Scraps of the dirt and discoloration of the tub eddied inside it.
Perdido Street Station
14
The eyes showed a great discoloration in the upper part of the iris.
Across Unknown South America
15
In the third case, the discoloration was successfully treated with vital tooth bleaching.
Pubmed
16
It said he did not fall and simply woke up with the discoloration.
BBC
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Discoloration through the time
Discoloration across language varieties
United States of America
Common
United Kingdom
Less common