unflushed
- adjective
- /ʌnˈflʌʃt/
- His cheeks remained unflushed even after running up the stairs.
Examples
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The child's face was unflushed, showing no sign of excitement or embarrassment.
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After the long illness she returned home looking tired and unflushed in the cold light.
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Her face looked unflushed after the long meeting.
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He appeared unflushed despite the cold weather.
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After the long illness, her face looked unflushed, lacking the warmth of color.
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His cheeks remained unflushed even after he finished running the race.
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The child's face appeared unflushed, revealing his calm demeanor during the performance.
Antonyms
How Red
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Unflushed is made of un- 'not' and flush, a word that can mean 'to become red' or 'to blush', so unflushed describes a face that is not reddened and looks pale.