faded
- adjective
- /ˈfeɪdɪd/
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descolorido
- He wore a faded blue t-shirt that had seen better days.
I turned and found, crumpled on the grass, the faded red shirts.
- I turned and found, crumpled on the grass, the faded red shirts.
- Some are a bit pink or faded red while others are neon red flags.
- I've been so obsessed with using powder on the ends because I want that faded look in the front.
- The original red, actually scarlet and black ink is a little bit faded.
- And then the shirt was like a faded like Def Leppard shirt and then like Adidas track pants.
- My three favorite shades are Venetian Rose, Magic Hour, and I guess Faded Clementine.
- They also had pink ones that had other slogans, but it's kind of this almost like faded.
Examples
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After many washes, the bright red fabric turned into a faded pink.
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In other words, the output is going to look like a faded version of the input.
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Once you go in and blend, it just looks a little bit faded almost.
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I want to do like a faded, really deep smoky eye.
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Should just look like it's just like a nice faded lash line.
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I turned and found, crumpled on the grass, the faded red shirts.
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I've been so obsessed with using powder on the ends because I want that faded look in the front.
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And then the shirt was like a faded like Def Leppard shirt and then like Adidas track pants.
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She's wearing cut off denim jeans, a skin tight faded Harvard T-shirt, blonde, beautiful hair.
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The once vibrant painting now looks faded due to years of exposure to sunlight.
Synonyms
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1.0
Not bright or shiny with weak colour
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4.4
A color or object that has lost brightness and looks pale
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2.5
Very pale because sunlight or chemicals removed its color
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3.5
A thing that has lost its color, often with stains
Faded or pale in color, not bright
Made less strong or clear
A light color that is not strong
Having weak color so pictures or photos look pale
A color made less bright by mixing it with white or grey
Antonyms
How Bright
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Faded comes from the verb fade, which originally meant 'to lose color' or 'to grow pale'. So clothes, curtains, or photos that have lost their original brightness are called faded.