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Meanings of sombre hue in English
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Usage of sombre hue in English
1
Nor did she forget that the sombre hue was peculiarly becoming to her.
2
Already, at four o'clock, the sombre hue of night was thickening the air.
3
Tinged by the sombre hue of his thoughts, the whole scene changed its complexion.
4
His prospects had even a more sombre hue than the cold gray of the morning.
5
The bright orb sinks behind us, and the quartz rock saddens into a sombre hue.
6
His hair was of a dense black, and his whiskers of the same sombre hue.
7
It was about three feet long, of a sombre hue, and its name was Bob.
8
A chapter of more sombre hue follows, all with the lilt and pace of romantic ballad.
9
And my meditations took on a sombre hue.
10
Upon many visages a sombre hue was painted.
11
But there the reef ended; beyond it the sea again resumed its sombre hue, betokening deep water.
12
That sombre hue is professional with me.
13
Bermuda, too, is covered with low cedar-scrub of very sombre hue, and there are no tall trees.
14
Among these are Jules Sandeau, whose novels are distinguished by minute character-drawing in tones of a sombre hue.
15
His sober, godly garments of sombre hue afforded her the first weapon of scorn wherewith to wound him.
16
Its thick stiff ribs, about eight inches long and nine inches wide, are of a dark sombre hue.
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