iron-gray Antonyms
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Meaning of iron-gray
Wordnet
iron-gray (n)
the color of freshly broken cast iron
Wordnet
iron-gray (s)
of the grey color of iron
Webster
iron-gray (a.)
Of a gray color, somewhat resembling that of iron freshly broken.
Webster
iron-gray (n.)
An iron-gray color; also, a horse of this color.
iron-gray Sentence Examples
- The old castle walls stood tall, weathered to an iron-gray hue by centuries of exposure.
- His hair, once jet black, had turned iron-gray with age.
- The storm clouds gathered on the horizon, casting the sky in an ominous iron-gray.
- The iron-gray sea churned violently under the tempest's wrath.
- She painted the door of her cottage an iron-gray color to blend in with the rugged landscape.
- The iron-gray rocks jutted out of the landscape, creating a stark contrast against the greenery.
- The old warship was painted an iron-gray, camouflaging it against the open sea.
- His eyes, a piercing iron-gray, seemed to see straight through to the soul.
- The iron-gray wolf prowled the forest, its keen senses alert for prey.
- The iron-gray sky loomed overhead, casting a shadow over the desolate landscape.
FAQs About the word iron-gray
the color of freshly broken cast iron, of the grey color of ironOf a gray color, somewhat resembling that of iron freshly broken., An iron-gray color; also, a h
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The old castle walls stood tall, weathered to an iron-gray hue by centuries of exposure.
His hair, once jet black, had turned iron-gray with age.
The storm clouds gathered on the horizon, casting the sky in an ominous iron-gray.
The iron-gray sea churned violently under the tempest's wrath.
