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Meaning of maidpale
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maidpale (a.)
Pale, like a sick girl.
maidpale Sentence Examples
- The maiden's ethereal beauty was marred by a faint pallor, suggesting ill health.
- Moonlight streaming through the window cast a maidpale glow upon her sleeping form.
- The maid's face was deathly maidpale, a stark contrast to the crimson stains on her gown.
- The dying embers cast a maidpale flicker upon the faces of the mourners.
- The wounded soldier lay motionless on the stretcher, his skin a sickly maidpale hue.
- The maidpale sky hung heavy above, threatening rain.
- Her lips parted in a weak smile, but her eyes remained a haunting maidpale.
- The ancient portrait depicted a maidpale woman with a distant gaze.
- The maid's pale complexion betrayed the horrors she had witnessed.
- The snow-covered landscape lay beneath a maidpale sky, casting an otherworldly glow upon the surroundings.
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Pale, like a sick girl.
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The maiden's ethereal beauty was marred by a faint pallor, suggesting ill health.
Moonlight streaming through the window cast a maidpale glow upon her sleeping form.
The maid's face was deathly maidpale, a stark contrast to the crimson stains on her gown.
The dying embers cast a maidpale flicker upon the faces of the mourners.
