feuillemort (Meaning)

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feuillemort (a.)

Having the color of a faded leaf.

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As the sun set, the sky turned feuillemort, a rusty shade of red and orange.
She wore a feuillemort dress that shimmered in the fading sunlight.
The leaves on the trees turned feuillemort, a sign that autumn had arrived.
The old barn stood in the field, its feuillemort paint peeling off.
The old woman's hair was feuillemort, the color of autumn leaves.
The horse's mane and tail were feuillemort, a perfect match for the fall foliage.
The fallen leaves created a feuillemort carpet on the ground, crunching under foot.
The firelight cast a feuillemort glow on the walls of the cabin.
The leaves of the aspen trees turned feuillemort, a beautiful sight to behold.
The leaves on the ground were a mixture of feuillemort and golden brown, a beautiful sight to behold.

Having the color of a faded leaf.

No synonyms found.

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As the sun set, the sky turned feuillemort, a rusty shade of red and orange.

She wore a feuillemort dress that shimmered in the fading sunlight.

The leaves on the trees turned feuillemort, a sign that autumn had arrived.

The old barn stood in the field, its feuillemort paint peeling off.