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Meanings of tinged with in English

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Usage of tinged with in English
1
Everyday decisions are likely to be tinged with an anxious glass-half-empty approach.
The South African
2
The popular admiration for Cuba was tinged with wariness and skepticism, however.
One minute to midnight: kennedy, khrushchev, and castro on the b...
3
It lowered threateningly; behind it the night sky was tinged with blood.
The Quest of the Silver Fleece: A Novel
4
Even his accent is often tinged with a distinct South African twang.
The South African
5
The phrase was tinged with melancholy, yet it also sounded very practical.
BBC
6
The sky in front of me was tinged with a faint pink.
They and I
7
The hen is a brown bird tinged with red on the breast.
Birds of the Indian Hills
8
But it is more well-placed confidence, tinged with a note of playfulness.
The Guardian
9
He was very grave, and his customary geniality was tinged with restraint.
The Circular Staircase
10
Alberto Iglesias's score wheezes its way to a melancholy tinged with mischievousness.
The Irish Times
11
Mitchell is excellent, his humor tinged with bitterness at being left out.
Reuters
12
The later years of his life at Cloyne are tinged with melancholy.
A History of the Four Georges, Volume II
13
He had blue eyes and a heavy moustache just tinged with red.
The Workingman's Paradise: An Australian Labour Novel
14
This time his answer was tinged with the slightest suggestion of amusement.
The Foolish Virgin
15
We could look at one another only in amazement, tinged with fear.
The Treasure-Train
16
Gertrude understood him, and her cheeks and brow became tinged with red.
The Three Clerks
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Tinged with through the time
Tinged with across language varieties
Ireland
Common
United States of America
Common
United Kingdom
Less common