sepias (Meaning)

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sepias (pl.)

of Sepia

The artist used sepias to create a nuanced and somber painting.
Ancient philosophers used sepias to write on scrolls, preserving their wisdom for future generations.
The sepia-toned photograph evoked a sense of nostalgia and longing.
The sepias provided a rich and velvety texture to the heavy curtains.
The chef added a touch of sepias to the sauce, enhancing its depth of flavor.
The marine biologist studied the sepias' complex communication and hunting strategies.
The antique map featured intricate sepias delineating the coastlines and rivers.
The sepias in the bottle of ink transformed into vibrant colors when mixed with water.
The sepia-colored lenses of the sunglasses protected the wearer's eyes from the harsh sun.
The sepias on the wall gave the room a warm and inviting ambiance.

of Sepia

daguerreotypes, pix, prints, photos, snapshots,monochromes, tintypes, photographs, shots, stills

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The artist used sepias to create a nuanced and somber painting.

Ancient philosophers used sepias to write on scrolls, preserving their wisdom for future generations.

The sepia-toned photograph evoked a sense of nostalgia and longing.

The sepias provided a rich and velvety texture to the heavy curtains.