pale-colored
- adjective
- /peɪlˈkʌlərd/
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de color pálido
- And So what mid tone blushing is you get a pale color that's in between the the shade you have on and your skin tone, this chalky pale pink.
And if I relax completely without blinking, still some activity, but it should turn a very pale colour.
- And if I relax completely without blinking, still some activity, but it should turn a very pale colour.
Examples
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The artist chose a pale-colored canvas to create a soft, serene atmosphere in her painting.
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Jim and Tom are by one of the stained glass windows, looking out through a pale-colored pane at the sheriff and his men across the street.
Fiction book (1998) -
- Replace the pale-colored text.
Academic text (2004) -
I think this has just been my favourite recently because it's a really pale colour and I just really like the colour of it on my skin.
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And then we have Angel Wing and Pale Rose, which are both very, very pale colors again, and I think they look good with the Twilight Rush palette.
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And I'm just going to put a little bit of this onto my lower lash line and then taking some of this colour, which is the palest colour in my palette.
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The reasons for discontinuing the use of glass paste for flesh tones in the second phase are still not clear, but one possibility is that the white and pale-colored glass was more expensive than stone.
Academic text (1997) -
I'm going to use a brown mascara again, simply because I don't want to spoil the effect of all the pretty pale colours and also because of Maif's colouring.
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The pale-colored limestone walls were hung with two Gobelin tapestries, and a bronze and crystal chandelier floated down on chains from the high ceiling.
Fiction book (1996) -
They decided to paint the nursery with pale-colored walls to make the room feel brighter.
Synonyms
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1.0
Has very light color and often looks sick or afraid
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2.4
Not dark in color, often pale like white
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4.1
Soft and pale in color like light pink or blue
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1.6
Light in color, slightly pale like milk
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2.5
Very pale or white in color
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3.7
Having light, soft colors like pale pink or blue
A light color that is not strong
Having weak color so pictures or photos look pale
A little light in color, like pale hair or skin
Antonyms
How Pale
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Morphology
Etymology
Pale-colored starts with pale, an old word that meant 'light' or 'not strong in color', and the second part color means 'shade'. So pale-colored simply describes something that is 'light in color' rather than bright.