discolour (Meaning)
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discolour (v)
change color, often in an undesired manner
Synonyms & Antonyms of discolour
No Synonyms and anytonyms found
discolour Sentence Examples
- The old photograph had discoloured over time, making it difficult to discern the faces in it.
- The sun's intense heat began to discolour the leaves on the tree, turning them a crisp brown.
- The chemical reaction caused the metal to discolour, creating a unique and vibrant patina.
- The discoloured patch on the wall was a tell-tale sign of water damage that had been left untreated.
- The chlorine in the swimming pool caused her swimsuit to discolour, leaving it faded and blotchy.
- The discoloured toenail was a symptom of the fungal infection that had taken hold.
- The discolouration of the skin was a sign of a bruise that was healing.
- The discoloured teeth were a result of years of smoking and drinking coffee.
- The discolouration of the sky at sunset was a beautiful sight to behold.
- The discoloured fur on the dog's back was a sign of an underlying health issue that needed to be addressed.
FAQs About the word discolour
change color, often in an undesired manner
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The old photograph had discoloured over time, making it difficult to discern the faces in it.
The sun's intense heat began to discolour the leaves on the tree, turning them a crisp brown.
The chemical reaction caused the metal to discolour, creating a unique and vibrant patina.
The discoloured patch on the wall was a tell-tale sign of water damage that had been left untreated.
