grey-pink (Meaning)

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grey-pink (s)

of pink tinged with grey

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The newborn's skin was a delicate grey-pink, hinting at its fragility.
The fading sunset cast a grey-pink glow upon the landscape, transforming it into an ethereal realm.
The antique porcelain doll had a grey-pink complexion, as if time had slightly dulled its once vibrant hue.
The rhododendrons in full bloom were a riot of grey-pink, their petals forming a soft, romantic tapestry.
The weathered stone walls of the ancient castle had acquired a subtle grey-pink patina over the centuries.
The mother's love for her child was reflected in her eyes, which shimmered with a warm, grey-pink glow.
The old woman's hair had turned a soft grey-pink, like the petals of an autumn rose.
The abandoned building's walls were covered in a thick layer of grey-pink graffiti, a testament to the city's troubled past.
The wounded bird's feathers were matted with blood and had taken on a sickly grey-pink hue.
The grey-pink dawn broke over the horizon, promising a new day filled with both promise and uncertainty.

of pink tinged with grey

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The newborn's skin was a delicate grey-pink, hinting at its fragility.

The fading sunset cast a grey-pink glow upon the landscape, transforming it into an ethereal realm.

The antique porcelain doll had a grey-pink complexion, as if time had slightly dulled its once vibrant hue.

The rhododendrons in full bloom were a riot of grey-pink, their petals forming a soft, romantic tapestry.