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Meanings of sepia in English
Reddish-brown color, named after the rich brown pigment derived from the ink sac of the common cuttlefish Sepia.
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Usage of sepia in English
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In those increasingly sepia-tinged days before VAR it would have undoubtedly stood.
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Grey was a charming study in sepia. The description was not inapt.
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Then I switched to the Create tab and added a sepia tone.
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Novocane was an indie-film love story, all sepia tones and drugged anti-romance.
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Octan casually curved a sepia wing-tip, altering his course by a degree.
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It was empty, crisscrossed only with a web of fine sepia crack-lines.
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It's a heavily edited sepia world of friendly neighbourhoods and childish innocence.
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He was carrying a box of what looked like framed, sepia photographs.
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Portrait of Balzac, aged 34, from a sepia drawing by Louis Boulanger.
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A sepia herd of Megacerops grazed at the rim of a lake.
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They looked like ragamuffins in a sepia picture of old New York.
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It's like a sepia photo etched in the burnt ember of memory.
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Daydreams, in sepia tones, of holidays past, started to enter my head.
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The streets of the cactacae Glasshouse glowed with a forbidding, sepia firelight.
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In the sepia-tinted days of the traditional workplace, it was an easy answer.
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It has thousands of images to choose from, in sepia or hand-tinted colours.
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Translations for sepia
Russian
Catalan
Sepia through the time
Sepia across language varieties
United States of America
Common
United Kingdom
Common