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Meanings of grayness in English
Usage of grayness in English
1
A light snow fell from the silent soft grayness of the sky.
2
The feeling of cold grayness was everywhere around me- asenseof resignation.
3
All will be born in suffering, endless grayness shall be their lot.
4
But in the back of my thoughts, a dim female grayness reappeared.
5
There was a grayness about his cheeks; fine, wire-like lines about his mouth.
6
The grayness, the silence, the oily waters, suggested a brooding resignation.
7
But there's another grayness-Lifebehind one instead of before; the emotional-
8
Now and then another car passed him, specter-like amid the grayness.
9
Above the soft-rolling grayness of the fogs, the sun stood high.
10
Under grayness, with a soft wind blowing, the Fox showed his blue coat.
11
Distant objects seemed blurred by the mist, taking on a somber, brooding grayness.
12
The grayness had lifted and the hum of The Utopia was less pronounced.
13
Instead its grayness seems to say to one, Stay away-stayaway.
14
Micah pulled back from the opening, a dark dot against the paler grayness.
15
He had changed-exceptfor a palpable settling down of grayness-aslittle as Linda.
16
Beneath the surface, pockets of quiet existed as dark smudges in the grayness.
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Grayness through the time
Grayness across language varieties
United States of America
Common
United Kingdom
Common