gleyre (Meaning)
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gleyre (n.)
See Glair.
Synonyms & Antonyms of gleyre
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gleyre Sentence Examples
- The gleyre of the soil indicated waterlogged conditions in the past.
- The painting techniques of Charles Gleyre greatly influenced Impressionism.
- The gleyre's blue-green hue is caused by the presence of reduced iron.
- Gleyre layers are often found in wetlands and low-lying areas.
- The canvas used by Gleyre was highly absorbent, allowing for smooth blending.
- Gleyre's students include Claude Monet, Auguste Renoir, and Edgar Degas.
- The gleyre of this landscape adds a sense of mystery and depth.
- Gleyre's landscapes depict tranquil moments with soft, subtle lighting.
- The gleyre's low chroma makes it a popular color for interior design.
- Gleyre's works are characterized by their attention to detail and atmospheric effects.
FAQs About the word gleyre
See Glair.
No synonyms found.
No antonyms found.
The gleyre of the soil indicated waterlogged conditions in the past.
The painting techniques of Charles Gleyre greatly influenced Impressionism.
The gleyre's blue-green hue is caused by the presence of reduced iron.
Gleyre layers are often found in wetlands and low-lying areas.
