cinereous Antonyms
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Meaning of cinereous
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cinereous (a.)
Like ashes; ash-colored; grayish.
cinereous Sentence Examples
- The cinereous clouds hung low in the sky, heralding the impending storm.
- The bird's plumage exhibited a beautiful cinereous hue, blending seamlessly with the rocky terrain.
- As twilight descended, the landscape took on a cinereous tint, casting an ethereal glow.
- The artist captured the rugged beauty of the mountains with delicate strokes of cinereous paint.
- A cinereous mist shrouded the valley, adding an air of mystery to the landscape.
- The cinereous waves crashed against the shore, leaving a frothy trail of foam in their wake.
- A cinereous haze veiled the distant horizon, obscuring the outline of the mountains.
- In the dim light of dawn, the forest appeared cinereous, cloaked in a blanket of mist.
- The old castle stood atop the hill, its walls weathered to a cinereous hue by centuries of exposure.
- The cinereous tones of the desert landscape created a stark yet mesmerizing panorama.
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Like ashes; ash-colored; grayish.
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The cinereous clouds hung low in the sky, heralding the impending storm.
The bird's plumage exhibited a beautiful cinereous hue, blending seamlessly with the rocky terrain.
As twilight descended, the landscape took on a cinereous tint, casting an ethereal glow.
The artist captured the rugged beauty of the mountains with delicate strokes of cinereous paint.
