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Meaning of gray-white
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gray-white (s)
of white tinged with grey
gray-white Sentence Examples
- The coastal fog rolled over the beach, casting a gray-white haze upon the sandy shore.
- The elderly man's hair had turned a pale gray-white, a testament to his long years.
- The marble statue stood impassively against the wall, its surface a smooth gray-white.
- The smoke from the forest fire billowed into the sky, creating a gray-white shroud that blocked out the sun.
- The moth's wings fluttered delicately, displaying their intricate gray-white patterns.
- The old farmhouse had weathered countless storms, its paint fading to a dull gray-white.
- The mistletoe berry gleamed with a faint gray-white shimmer, indicating its ripeness.
- The polar bear's fur blended seamlessly with the gray-white landscape, providing excellent camouflage.
- The clouds parted briefly, revealing a thin sliver of gray-white sky.
- The sand dunes stretched endlessly, their surfaces a mixture of golden yellow and soft gray-white.
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of white tinged with grey
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The coastal fog rolled over the beach, casting a gray-white haze upon the sandy shore.
The elderly man's hair had turned a pale gray-white, a testament to his long years.
The marble statue stood impassively against the wall, its surface a smooth gray-white.
The smoke from the forest fire billowed into the sky, creating a gray-white shroud that blocked out the sun.
