bluish
- adjective
- /ˈbluːɪʃ/
- The overlying skin may exhibit a faint bluish-red discoloration on examination.
- bluish discoloration
- bluish-white
- bluish-grey
So notice now that my backlight is a little bluish and it's a little intense.
- So notice now that my backlight is a little bluish and it's a little intense.
- We have one in the middle here, gentlemen, the bluish shirt and then one back there.
- That one looks cool because it's blackish or bluish and it's rust that doesn't eat the steel.
- Different from all other flus before and since was a strange bluish grey discoloration of the skin.
- Well, I have I have white, bluish and then the orange.
- fucking learn. I always thought amber was bluish too. It's like fucking piss yellow.
Examples
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But my eyes are drawn to the bluish turquoise plate on the second shelf.
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After a clear day, the air is in its bluish hush before night.
Fiction book (1991) -
If I take the same purple and add some blue, it really turns bluish.
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The interior of the dining room was filling with the bluish Boston winter light of afternoon.
Academic text (1991) -
I noticed the bluish tint to his fingertips and his lips.
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Its feet and cere were pale yellow, and its beak was bluish gray, like slate.
Fiction book (1993) -
His lips were pale blue, and there was a slight bluish tinge to his forehead.
Fiction book (1993) -
With coastal waves, dawn's bluish tint helps create a soft and sensuous surf.
Academic text (2000) -
Subsequently, the bluish discoloration of the oral mucosa resolved, and healthy granulation tissue appeared.
Academic text (2008) -
The artist chose a bluish paint for the sky in her latest mural.
Synonyms
The color between green and violet like a clear sky
Having a slight blue color
Slightly blue in color like a pale sky
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Etymology
Bluish combines the simple word blue with the ending -ish, where -ish means 'somewhat' or 'like'. So bluish describes something that is a little 'blue' or has a 'blue' tint.