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gray-pink

gray-pink

4.2
A light pink color mixed with gray
  • adjective
  • /ɡreɪ pɪŋk/
  • US
translation icon : rosa grisáceo
  • The evening sky was streaked with a beautiful gray-pink hue as the sun set.

Examples

  • She chose a gray-pink paint for the living room walls, creating a soft and elegant atmosphere.

  • The walls were painted a soft gray-pink.

  • He wore a suit with a gray-pink tie, adding a subtle touch of color to his outfit.

  • She wore a gray-pink dress to the party.

  • The artist used a gray-pink color for the sunset in her painting.

  • She chose a gray-pink dress that perfectly matched the autumn leaves.

  • The interior designer selected gray-pink paint to create a warm and inviting atmosphere.

Synonyms

grayish-pink
vsgray-pink
  • US
3.6

A soft pink colour mixed with grey

is a pink shade tinged with grey without stressing a subdued tone

How Gray

gray
  • US
321 1.0
gray-pink
  • US
4.2
pinkish
8 1.0

Surface Forms

gray-pink positive

Morphology

gray-pink = gray + pink (transparent) = gray + pink

A direct and literal combination of two colour terms; the meaning 'a pink tinged with gray' is straightforward for learners.

Etymology

Gray-pink joins the simple words gray and pink, so imagine pink mixed with a little gray and looking 'muted' or 'dusty'. So, it means a soft shade of pink that is tinged with gray.