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Meanings of tinge in English
Usage of tinge in English
1
Right at this moment, though, I felt a strong tinge of regret.
2
The colonel's hand had taken on a blue tinge from the pressure.
3
The tinge of real danger undoubtedly added to Hill's prestige and authority.
4
The edge of the union has a decidedly green tinge these days.
5
There was a speculative tinge in the operations of this landed aristocracy.
6
She did not notice the faintest tinge of coldness in their greetings.
7
There was just a tinge of contempt this time in the words.
8
Every tinge and hue of life had left it in that instant.
9
The power to darken the sun, and tinge the moon with blood.
10
And the fallow of the canes takes a faint warm ruddy tinge.
11
Only the first day here, I'd already felt a tinge of regret.
12
Broadly speaking it is immigration with more than a tinge of racism.
13
The preserving fluid added a pinkish tinge to the body and limbs.
14
The general colour of this antelope is dun, with a rufous tinge.
15
In that breeze Rachel felt a tinge of the cold weather coming.
16
What light slanted through the window gave the room a honeyed tinge.
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Tinge through the time
Tinge across language varieties
United Kingdom
Common
United States of America
Common