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Definition of grayness - Reverso English Dictionary
Noun
1.
colorsthe quality of being a neutral color between black and white
- The grayness of the sky signaled rain.
2.
emotionUS dullness or lack of excitementUS
- His speech was criticized for its grayness and lack of enthusiasm..
3.
uncertaintyUS the quality of being unclear or indistinctUS
- The grayness of the rules caused confusion.
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the quality of being a neutral color between black and white
Origin of grayness
Old English, grǣg (gray)
Examples of grayness in a sentence
She admired the grayness of the stone sculpture. The novel was criticized for its grayness. The grayness of the town made it unappealing. The grayness of the situation left everyone uneasy. He struggled with the grayness of his future plans.
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- French:grisaille, morosité, ...
- German:Grau, Eintönigkeit, ...
- Italian:grigiore, monotonia, ...
- Spanish:grisura, aburrimiento, ...
- Portuguese:cinzentude, monotonia, ...
- Chinese:灰色, 沉闷感, ...
- Japanese:灰色, 退屈さ, ...
- Arabic:رَمَادِيَّة, الرَتَابَة, ...
- Hebrew:אַפְרוּרִיּוּת, אַפְרֹרִיּוּת, ...
- Russian:серость, ...
- Ukrainian:сірість, невизначеність, ...
- Hindi:धूसरता, नीरसता, ...
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