Having no color, either by transparency or by lack of pigment.
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The oxide of tantalum dissolves in the bead, but gives no colour.
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If no colour is produced, run in the uranium acetate, 1 c.c.
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There was no colour TV and hardly anyone had a video player.
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It was of no colour, and resembled nothing-itwas supernatural and indescribable.
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There was no colour, no life, no soul, no heart in it.
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There is no colour yet in the leaf of the larch.
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A woman who looked like this brought absolutely no colour to a city.
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He spoke in a voice that seemed to have no colour or emphasis.
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There is no colour choice on the frame or side tables.
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Equally, it is disingenuous to claim that Islam has no colour.
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She felt as if she blushed, though no colour came into her face.
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Her eyes half closed, so that only light came from them, no colour.
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It's precisely like everything else: it's of no colour at all.
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Cook very gently until slightly softened, 10 minutes or so; no colour is needed.
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Even now there was no colour of expression in his words, which sounded mechanical.
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There was no colour that day in nature, only in man, but what colour!