gray-pink (Meaning)

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gray-pink (s)

of pink tinged with grey

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The sky shimmered with a soft gray-pink hue as the sun began its descent.
The petals of the rose had a delicate gray-pink color, like a whisper of dawn.
The ancient ruins were illuminated by a warm gray-pink light, casting an ethereal glow over the stones.
The newborn kitten curled up in a gray-pink blanket, its tiny body shivering with contentment.
The marble statue of Venus was tinged with a faint gray-pink, as if it had been sculpted from the softest of sunsets.
The walls of the hospital room were painted a soothing gray-pink, creating a calming atmosphere for patients.
The wedding cake was adorned with intricate sugar flowers, each petal a different shade of gray-pink.
The evening sky was a riot of color, with clouds painted in vibrant gray-pink streaks.
The lavender plant released a sweet scent that filled the air with a subtle gray-pink aroma.
The scars on his arm had faded to a pale gray-pink, a testament to the passage of time and the healing process.

of pink tinged with grey

No synonyms found.

No antonyms found.

The sky shimmered with a soft gray-pink hue as the sun began its descent.

The petals of the rose had a delicate gray-pink color, like a whisper of dawn.

The ancient ruins were illuminated by a warm gray-pink light, casting an ethereal glow over the stones.

The newborn kitten curled up in a gray-pink blanket, its tiny body shivering with contentment.