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Meanings of dyed in English
(Used of color) artificially produced; not natural.
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Examples for "colored"
Examples for "colored"
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This time he would not ask about a room for colored people.
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Three days later, the slightly fizzy copper-colored ale was ready for consumption.
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It had not been a good idea to Use the colored girl.
5
But I thought you said you met her in the colored car?
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Despite this they are extremely likely to be given a pastel-coloured cover.
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The Group Areas Act led to the forced removals of coloured people.
3
The stars themselves were seen coloured according to their style and age.
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The children row out to sea on castors beneath a tangerine-coloured moon.
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Furthermore, the age of onset of smoking is decreasing among coloured children.
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Krusteaz and Fleischmann's mixes use bleached flour, while others list unbleached flour.
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She set a small silver box on the bleached wood coffee table.
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The original colour of the garment will spread into the bleached area.
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We are all bleached almost white; my uniform hangs about me loosely.
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The damask table cloths with the ribbon pattern must be bleached to-morrow.
Usage of dyed in English
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Some pieces have been made using fabric dyed using natural plant extracts.
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Artificial silk can be dyed in the same manner as ordinary silk.
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We all toasted him with our poly cups of dyed sugar water.
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A surge of green filth and mud spread and dyed the water.
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Some were of artificial fabrics, and dyed in various and splendid hues.
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The anxious watchers saw the water become colored and dyed with blood.
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Gary came back, a pocketful of change in his purple tie-dyed jeans.
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In the latter case they may have been dyed, stained, or painted.
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Everything else came from the scrap of dyed fabric in his hand.
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It was open at the marriage-service, and her cheeks were dyed scarlet.
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The wool is sent to Cashmere, where it is spun and dyed.
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A man travelling about the bush without money is a deep-dyed criminal.
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A flush of shame for the unknown culprit dyed her cheeks anew.
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The cheaper articles of clothing are often dyed with lead or arsenic.
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A thin, peering woman in a hickory-dyed wool dress moved forward obsequiously.
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Old in years and dyed in sin, right down to the bone.
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Dyed across language varieties
United Kingdom
Common
United States of America
Common
Ireland
Common