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Meanings of yellowish tinge in English
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Usage of yellowish tinge in English
1
The bared trees don that yellowish tinge which tells of breaking leaves.
2
Some glass might have a yellowish tinge, some a greenish tinge.
3
His cheeks were colorless save for a sort of yellowish tinge.
4
It had a yellowish tinge, and was less crumbly than the goat cheese.
5
Her face had a yellowish tinge, and her nostrils seemed pinched.
6
To keep the bookworms cedar-oil was rubbed upon them, giving them a yellowish tinge.
7
Under parts dull white, with a grayish or yellowish tinge.
8
In the guttering candlelight, their faces had a yellowish tinge.
9
At this period it has still a yellowish tinge.
10
No breeze moved the branches, and even the darkness had a yellowish tinge to it.
11
Color prints tended to have a more sepia or yellowish tinge, though they still looked natural.
12
The brilliant white paint that once covered the massive house soon turned to a yellowish tinge.
13
The head has a yellowish tinge, and there are several dark stiff hairs scattered over the body.
14
The muriatic acid of commerce has usually a yellowish tinge, but when chemically pure it is colorless.
15
They are white, with a yellowish tinge.
16
Triangular tuft between the eyes, reddish ochre, the sides brown; hairs on thorax white, with a yellowish tinge.
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