(Especially of plants) developed without chlorophyll by being deprived of light.
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We spoke briefly because Alex said she had a visitor.' Birgit blanched.
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Just in case, the spuds are blanched after slicing, removing surplus sugar.
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I've no doubt he was quite amused at how I must've blanched.
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By the way that Zane blanched, I knew her threat wasn't idle.
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The author of this calamity blanched; he was stricken dumb with horror.
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An etiolated earth would be hardly worth living in.
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Philip the Third was an etiolated and perfumed dandy.
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As it seemed to me, the refined beauty and the etiolated pallor followed naturally enough.
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Coleman has the etiolated look of a medieval martyr, an impression heightened by his impassivity.
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No sunshine, no flowers; darkness produces thin, etiolated, whitened, and feeble shoots at the best.
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As it seemed to me, the refined beauty and the etiolated pallor followed naturally enough.
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Coleman has the etiolated look of a medieval martyr, an impression heightened by his impassivity.
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That is the etiolated memory that captivates me now.
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In the intervening century the Irish people dabbled in self-government, though in an oddly etiolated sense.
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Greening of etiolated plastids is stimulated by light, which is sensed by various types of photoreceptors.
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A spindly creature with a tiny central body and etiolated limbs staggered across the furniture department.
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The mosquito- people had their own etiolated legends.
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The atmosphere in the room seemed monochrome, or disturbed in some way, the light etiolated and cowed.
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We had become etiolated, too, like plants growing beneath stones, denied the light and warmth of the sun.
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All passion, when developed in the heart, has the effect of etiolating around it the vigor of other instincts.
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It resulted in high levels of LUC expression in etiolated cucumber cotyledons in response to illumination and cytokinin treatment.
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Later this year, in James Cameron's Avatar,Sam Worthington's consciousness is transplanted into the head of an etiolated alien smurf.
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What a weird, etiolated life.
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The first seedling observed was nearly two inches in height and had been etiolated by having been grown in darkness.
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The images were as pale and etiolated as their subjects, or as dark and confusing as the nightclubs they showed.
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He learnt to sign as his first language, an experience that has profoundly influenced the often etiolated communicativeness of his music.