brownish-grey Antonyms
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Meaning of brownish-grey
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brownish-grey (s)
of grey tinged with brown
brownish-grey Sentence Examples
- The sky had a peculiar brownish-grey tint just before the storm.
- The old building was painted in a faded brownish-grey color, its facade showing signs of age.
- The cat's fur was a unique shade of brownish-grey, with lighter patches on its belly.
- The pebbles on the beach were a mixture of brownish-grey and tan, smoothed by the waves.
- The artist used a palette of brownish-grey tones to create a sense of melancholy in the painting.
- The clouds overhead had a heavy, brownish-grey appearance, threatening rain.
- The soil in the garden was a dark brownish-grey color, rich with nutrients.
- The squirrel's coat was a blend of brownish-grey and white, providing camouflage in the forest.
- The smoke rising from the chimney was a dense, brownish-grey plume, carried away by the wind.
- The old photograph had faded to a brownish-grey hue, its edges curling with age.
FAQs About the word brownish-grey
of grey tinged with brown
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The sky had a peculiar brownish-grey tint just before the storm.
The old building was painted in a faded brownish-grey color, its facade showing signs of age.
The cat's fur was a unique shade of brownish-grey, with lighter patches on its belly.
The pebbles on the beach were a mixture of brownish-grey and tan, smoothed by the waves.
