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Meanings of pallor in English
Portuguese
palidez Unnatural lack of color in the skin (as from bruising or sickness or emotional distress)
Usage of pallor in English
1
Platonída Ivánovna did not like the pallor of his face in particular.
2
He noted the pallor in her cheek, the dread in her eyes.
3
Her pallor was the pallor of death; the convulsions began once more.
4
Slowly the natural pallor returned to the high forehead and sharp features.
5
The face of the Southern leader was chalk white in its pallor.
6
The eyes are wild, eager; the complexion is of a gray pallor.
7
The pallor and dazed expression of the employees tell the same tale.
8
Joseph noticed his pallor change and placed his hand on Bestion's arm.
9
The freckles looked browner than ever against the pallor of the skin.
10
A bloom of exquisite rose grew in the pallor of her cheeks.
11
His face in the moonlight showed a pallor and fixity inexpressibly distressing.
12
Hence his pallor and nervousness-hissleepless night and agitation in the morning.
13
It was the drawn look in his face, and its strange pallor.
14
Dr. Bates suddenly was struck by the pallor in the drawn face.
15
Her eyes looked positively enormous set in the pallor of her face.
16
Not in the clear ivory pallor of complexion did her charm lie.
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Pallor through the time
Pallor across language varieties
United Kingdom
Common
United States of America
Less common