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Meanings of shade of orange in English
Spanish
variedades de naranja Catalan
tonalitats de taronja Synonyms
Examples for "shades of orange"
Examples for "shades of orange"
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The image shows superheated gas falling into it in different shades of orange.
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We had various shades of orange which just seemed to pop with the candlelight!
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Along with the conventional black and brown leathers are lively shades of orange, pewter or purple.
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The end result usually being that your skin and face has been transformed into several shades of orange.
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To my right sat a middle-aged woman in a floor-length flower-print dress with shades of orange and brown.
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Those orange shades will be glorious with your eyes and hair.
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Moths fluttered around the big orange shades of the lamps.
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If plunged in milk of lime, they resume their rose or orange shades, while the madder colors become violet.
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The Tropæolines also dye orange shades, but they are not so fast as the other dyes which have been named.
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Orange Shades on Wool.
Usage of shade of orange in English
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His goatee was a braid in black and a garish shade of orange.
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A little airbrushing-justthe right shade of orange, in Trump's case-bringsit to life.
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You can have carrots with round-ish roots, yellow carrots and every shade of orange.
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Which was a shade of orange probably called melon.
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The car, wearing a pearlescent shade of orange called Tangerine, ambled at a walking pace.
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They lit the sky a dusty shade of orange.
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When I ask her what shade of orange it is, she shakes her head playfully.
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Every shade of orange and yellow glows and grows pale on their bosses, in their clefts.
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He also said many Northerners were a "weird shade of orange" from tanning salons.
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A sprinkling of tourists speaking German sat outside the cafés, their skin sunburned to a peculiar shade of orange.
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The first thing Chloe noticed were her fingernails-impossiblylong, in a shade of orange that matched Quincy's Zabar's bag.
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As the female dagga flowers mature, the stigma turn from a white colour towards a shade of orange typically.
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The shade of orange should have flattered, but her brown skin was unhealthily pale, like tea with too much milk.
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In another town, I saw similar, once-grassy verges that had been sprayed with herbicide, turning them a violent shade of orange.
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She swung the crowbar again, catching the dog across the snout, and it yelped and cowered, eyes fading to a sick shade of orange.
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For 2019 it is Pantone 16-1546 Living Coral, which the US-based company describes as "an animating and life-affirming shade of orange with a golden undertone".