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Meanings of grayish in English
Of an achromatic color of any lightness intermediate between the extremes of white and black.
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Examples for "gray"
Examples for "gray"
1
However, many include gray areas and exceptions which are subject to interpretation.
2
However, away from official channels, unregulated gray market trade continues to flourish.
3
Strict rules about pet food imports also stoke a gray market trade.
4
He wears a good suit does Ince, a smooth gray number today.
5
Cold, where Hope had looked warm; gray, where Hope had been mellow.
1
However, away from official channels, unregulated grey market trade continues to flourish.
2
However, what is considered a private label is becoming a grey area.
3
Our new report attempted to shed some light on this grey area.
4
Being young, articulate and media-savvy has advantages in a grey political environment.
5
And its grey approach very much makes you question your own views.
1
Body above silky yellowish brown; borders of segments lighter; beneath, greyish white.
2
But in the east a glowing light suffused the pale, greyish-blue sky.
3
The colour of the face was the white, greyish tint of death.
4
Except for a greyish streak in the east, it was still dark.
5
The greyish dark of the turf beneath their feet spread further off.
Usage of grayish in English
1
The window was the same grayish rectangle in the blackness as before.
2
Willamar studied the grayish-gold stone, turning it over to see all sides.
3
The grayish haze became thicker and every ridge and peak was hidden.
4
Her gloves were grayish and were worn through at the right forefinger.
5
Counter now was dust; ticket-man only a crumble of fine, grayish powder.
6
There was his hair; a coarse, wiry mop of a queer grayish-brown.
7
His sides were grayish-white and not spotted like the sides of Melody.
8
Among the sails appeared every afternoon gigantic grayish feather-like plumes of smoke.
9
Without them, he'd see ordinary print as a grayish and chaotic blur.
10
Bennett smoothed his hand down the front of a grayish-green army uniform.
11
And from the lowest one came a grayish-brown flood of lumpy sewage.
12
His round, blonde beard came to a grayish point beneath the chin.
13
The body, limp and grayish, was suspended under the sodden life preserver.
14
A light, grayish animal appeared to be tearing at an old stump.
15
The grayish color on her skin is due to severe vitamin deficiencies.
16
It became fixed on a grayish middle-aged man seated at Gilmore's elbow.
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United States of America
Common
United Kingdom
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