pale-hued
- adjective
- /peɪl-hjuːd/
:
de color pálido
- Spring mornings often bring pale-hued sunlight filtering through the mist.
Examples
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The artist chose a pale-hued palette for a softer effect in her landscape.
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The walls were pale-hued and calming.
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He wore a pale-hued shirt that complemented his fair complexion.
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She wore a pale-hued dress to the party.
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The pale-hued walls of the room made it feel bright and airy.
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She wore a pale-hued dress that floated gently with the breeze.
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The artist chose a pale-hued palette to create a serene landscape.
Synonyms
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1.0
Has very light color and often looks sick or afraid
90
1.0
Pale in colour or clear in sound
16
1.0
A pale shade of blue like the sky on a clear day
16
1.0
A pale brown color like dry sand in sunlight
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1.0
A light, soft shade of blue like the sky
10
2.4
Not dark in color, often pale like white
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2.5
Having a pale yellowish-white color like fresh cream
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5.3
A dull grey or light brownish green color often used for uniforms
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4.1
Soft and pale in color like light pink or blue
4
1.0
A light yellow colour that looks soft and not bright
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4.8
A dull pale brown color like light brown hair
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3.7
Having light, soft colors like pale pink or blue
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5.7
A pale yellow-brown color like light leather
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3.5
A thing that has a small amount of pink in its color
Having a light color that is not bright
Having weak color so pictures or photos look pale
Very pale in color with a light shade
Paler than normal for red blood cells with less hemoglobin
Pale yellowish white like fresh cream
Having a slight pink colour like a rose
Slightly purple in color
A light color with a small touch of violet
Having a slight purple color
Slightly yellow in color
Having the color of a ripe orange
A soft purple colour that is not bright
Antonyms
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Morphology
Etymology
Pale-hued combines pale ('light in color') and hue ('color'), so it simply describes something that has a light or faint color.