brownish (Meaning)
Wordnet
brownish (s)
of a color similar to that of wood or earth
Webster
brownish (a.)
Somewhat brown.
Synonyms & Antonyms of brownish
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brownish Sentence Examples
- The sky took on a brownish hue as the dust storm swept across the desert.
- The river water had a brownish tint due to sediment runoff from recent rainfall.
- Her hair was a lovely brownish color, with subtle highlights that caught the sunlight.
- The soil in the garden appeared brownish and dry after weeks without rain.
- The old book had yellowed pages with a brownish tinge, showing its age.
- The stain on the carpet left behind a brownish mark that was difficult to remove.
- The leaves on the tree turned a brownish color as autumn approached.
- The sauce had a brownish-red color, indicating the rich blend of spices used in its preparation.
- He wore a brownish jacket that had faded over time from repeated washing.
- The rocks along the shoreline had a brownish moss growing on them, adding to their natural beauty.1. The sky took on a brownish hue as the dust storm swept across the desert.
FAQs About the word brownish
of a color similar to that of wood or earthSomewhat brown.
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The sky took on a brownish hue as the dust storm swept across the desert.
The river water had a brownish tint due to sediment runoff from recent rainfall.
Her hair was a lovely brownish color, with subtle highlights that caught the sunlight.
The soil in the garden appeared brownish and dry after weeks without rain.
