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white-pink

white-pink

3.1
A very light pink color that is almost white
  • adjective
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  • The artist mixed paints to achieve the perfect white-pink hue for her portrait.

Examples

  • The walls were painted a soft white-pink.

  • She chose a white-pink dress for the summer wedding.

  • The delicate petals were a beautiful shade of white-pink.

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

  • The walls of the nursery were painted a gentle white-pink to create a calming atmosphere.

  • She wore a lovely dress in a white-pink shade that complemented her complexion.

  • The flowers in the garden bloomed in delicate white-pink, adding a soft touch to the landscape.

Synonyms

pinkish
vswhite-pink
8 1.0

A light red color that looks slightly pale

is lighter because white gives a subtler very pale appearance
rose-tinted
vswhite-pink
1 4.6

Having a light pink color

is much paler with white shifting the tint toward near white
pink-tinged
vswhite-pink
1 3.5

A thing that has a small amount of pink in its color

is consistently much paler with white reducing the pink intensity
rosy-colored
vswhite-pink
1 2.6

A light pink color like that of a rose

is much paler where white dilutes the rose colour into near white
pinkish-white
vswhite-pink
2.7

A white color with a light pink tint

is a very light pink where white softens the colour
rose-tinged
vswhite-pink
5.4

Having a slight pink colour like a rose

is paler because white lightens the pink into a very soft shade

Antonyms

red
51 1.0

A color like blood or ripe tomatoes

1 1.8

Having a strong, dark shade of pink

How Pink

deep-pink
1 1.8
pink
43 1.0
pink-tinged
1 3.5
white-pink
3.1

Surface Forms

white-pink positive

Morphology

white-pink = white + pink (transparent) = white + pink

A straightforward descriptive compound: 'white' + 'pink' denotes a pink colour tinged with white.

Etymology

White-pink is simply the colors white and pink put together, literally 'white' plus 'pink'. It means a pink color lightened by white, like when you mix white paint into pink to make a very pale pink.