gray-white
ɡreɪ-waɪt
Definition

Definition of gray-white - Reverso English Dictionary

Adjective

colorsRarehaving a color between gray and whiteRare
  • The sky was a dull gray-white after the storm.
  • Her hair turned gray-white as she aged.
  • The artist mixed paints to achieve a gray-white hue.
ashen off-white pearly
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Origin of gray-white

English, gray (color) + white (color)

Terms with gray-white included in their meaning

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house sparrow
small bird with brown, white, and gray feathers
technology
process of adjusting image hues so white and gray areas look neutral
figurative
good looking older man with mostly gray or white hair
aging
turn hair white or gray with age
appearance
having white or gray hair typically due to aging
appearance
having hair that is gray or white
shade name
nearly white hue with a slight cream or gray cast
aging
gray or white hair indicating aging

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  1. French:gris blanchâtre, ...
  2. German:grauweiß, ...
  3. Italian:grigio-bianco, ...
  4. Spanish:gris-blanco, ...
  5. Portuguese:acinzentado, ...
  6. Chinese:灰白色的, ...
  7. Japanese:灰白色の, ...
  8. Arabic:رمادي أبيض, ...
  9. Hebrew:אָפוֹר־לָבָן, ...
  10. Russian:серо-белый, ...
  11. Ukrainian:сіро-білий, ...
  12. Hindi:धूसर-सफेद, ...

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