washiness
- noun
- /ˈwɔːʃɪnəs/
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pálido
- Critics noted the washiness of the film's plot, which lacked depth and clarity.
Examples
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There again showing the wishy-washiness of the current Washington, DC officials.
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The painting suffered from a certain washiness, failing to convey vibrant colors and strong contrasts.
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His arguments were characterized by a washiness that made it difficult to determine his true stance on the issue.
Synonyms
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A very pale look to the skin that shows illness or shock
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A face that looks very light in colour because of illness, fear, or lack of sun
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A pale color often seen in hair or curtains
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A plain, dull appearance with no bright color or style
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A surface that is not bright or shiny
A pale, weak look that shows lack of light or energy
A condition where the skin looks very pale because of illness or shock
A pale look showing little normal color in the skin
A paleness of the skin caused by illness or strong emotion
An unnatural paleness of the skin from bruising, illness, or shock
A pale dull look to the skin that shows very little color
A pale gray powdery look that shows on skin or things
A loss of color that makes things look less bright
A lack of shine that makes something look dull
A dirty or dull look that makes something seem old
Antonyms
How Pale
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Washiness comes from the common verb wash and the ending -ness, and it suggests something 'washed out' of color. So washiness is the state of being 'pale', 'weak', or low in color, like a watercolor that looks soft and distant.