brown-gray (Meaning)

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brown-gray (s)

of grey tinged with brown

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The sky took on a somber brown-gray hue just before the storm hit.
The old barn was painted in a weathered brown-gray color, blending into the surrounding countryside.
The cat's fur had a unique brown-gray pattern, making it difficult to spot among the fallen leaves.
The mountains were shrouded in mist, their peaks barely visible against the brown-gray clouds.
The beach was littered with driftwood, worn smooth by the tides and bleached to a pale brown-gray by the sun.
The old stone walls of the castle had turned a mossy brown-gray over the centuries.
The artist mixed various shades of brown-gray to create a realistic depiction of the rocky landscape.
The river flowed sluggishly through the marshland, its surface reflecting the brown-gray of the overcast sky.
The autumn leaves had turned a dull brown-gray, signaling the end of the season.
The urban skyline was dominated by towering buildings, their facades a monotonous brown-gray against the horizon.

of grey tinged with brown

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The sky took on a somber brown-gray hue just before the storm hit.

The old barn was painted in a weathered brown-gray color, blending into the surrounding countryside.

The cat's fur had a unique brown-gray pattern, making it difficult to spot among the fallen leaves.

The mountains were shrouded in mist, their peaks barely visible against the brown-gray clouds.