charcoal-gray
- adjective
- /ˈtʃɑrˌkoʊl ɡreɪ/
- US
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gris carbón
- I could darken a, you know, a charcoal grey pair for sure.
I could darken a, you know, a charcoal grey pair for sure.
- I could darken a, you know, a charcoal grey pair for sure.
Examples
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With half-glasses resting on the tip of her nose, she wore a cherry-red wool dress covered by a soft charcoal-gray shawl.
Fiction book (1999) -
And then we're going to use that deepest charcoal grey using my Essence of Beauty crease brush.
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It's just kind of like a dusty charcoal grey seems like.
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More on the like charcoal grey side, but it's super easy to use because of that bristle tip.
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They come in three different colours, this silver, charcoal grey and also this kind of like orangey pink coral colour.
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She painted the living room a lovely charcoal-gray, giving it a modern and cozy feel.
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The new car came in a stunning charcoal-gray color that made it stand out on the road.
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He chose a charcoal-gray tie to match his outfit for the formal dinner.
Synonyms
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3.9
Having a very dark grey color like burned wood
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1.0
A very deep grey color that reflects little light
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3.5
A dark grey color with a slight blue or purple tone
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3.1
A very dark gray like the color of charcoal
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4.8
A dark blue-gray color like a wet stone or a storm sky
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3.1
A dark color that is black with a little grey
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4.2
A dark grey color with a slight blue shine
A dark gray color that looks almost black
A dark blue-grey color artists use in painting
A dark color with a little purple or blue used in painting
Antonyms
How Dark
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
The word charcoal-gray comes from charcoal ('burned wood used for drawing and for fire') and gray ('a color between black and white'). So, charcoal-gray means a very dark gray, like the color of charcoal.