Definition
Definition of dusky-colored - Reverso English Dictionary
Adjective
colorshaving a dark or shadowy hue
- The dusky-colored sky signaled the approaching storm.
- The dusky-colored dress was perfect for the evening event.
- He admired the dusky-colored feathers of the bird.
Origin of dusky-colored
Old English, dox (dark) + -coloured (having color)
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- French:sombre, ...
- German:dunkel gefärbt, ...
- Italian:scuro, ...
- Spanish:oscuro, ...
- Portuguese:escuro, ...
- Chinese:昏暗的, ...
- Japanese:薄暗い色の, ...
- Arabic:دَاكِن, ...
- Hebrew:כֵּהֶה, ...
- Russian:тёмный, ...
- Ukrainian:темний, ...
- Hindi:सांवला, ...
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