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bluishness

bluishness

4.8
A slight blue colour on something
  • noun
  • /ˈbluːɪʃnəs/
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  • The bluishness of the morning sky signaled a clear, cold day ahead.

Examples

  • He noticed a slight bluishness in the petals, making the flowers look unusual.

  • Some gemstones are prized for the unique bluishness they display under sunlight.

  • The bluishness of the sky at dusk is breathtaking.

  • She admired the bluishness of the ocean from the cliff.

  • The bluishness of the ocean made it look tranquil and inviting.

  • He painted the walls a shade that had a slight bluishness, creating a calming atmosphere.

  • Her dress had a subtle bluishness that caught the light beautifully.

Synonyms

blueness
vsbluishness
2 2.7

The color that looks like the clear daytime sky

describes a milder or partial blue quality rather than fully deep blue
bluish tint
vsbluishness
1 2.8

A slight blue color in something like glass or the sky

applies broadly to being somewhat blue rather than one small surface shade

How Blue

blueness
2 2.7
bluishness
4.8
bluish tint
1 2.8
tone
115 3.5

Surface Forms

bluishness singular
bluishnesses plural

Morphology

bluishness = bluish (transparent) = blue + ish + ness

Built from the adjective 'bluish' with the regular nominalizing suffix '-ness', yielding a predictable noun meaning.

Etymology

The word bluishness is built from blue plus the endings -ish and -ness, so it means the 'state' of being 'somewhat' blue. A helpful way to remember it is to think of -ish in greenish or smallish, which means 'a bit', so bluishness is the quality of being 'a bit blue'.