yellowish-grey (Meaning)

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yellowish-grey (s)

of grey tinged with yellow

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The aging parchment was a dull, yellowish-grey, hinting at centuries of use.
The storm clouds loomed overhead, casting a yellowish-grey glow over the landscape.
The old woman's hair had faded to a soft, yellowish-grey, like the autumn leaves.
The walls of the abandoned building were covered in a thick layer of yellowish-grey grime.
The smoke from the bonfire billowed into the sky, leaving a yellowish-grey haze in its wake.
The ancient fossil had a yellowish-grey coloration, indicating its millions of years of burial.
The surgeon's gloves were a sterile yellowish-grey, contrasting with the blood-stained bandages.
The worn-out carpet displayed a patchwork of yellowish-grey stains, a testament to its heavy use.
The antique metal was tarnished with a yellowish-grey patina, giving it an aged and dignified appearance.
The dying embers of the fire glowed with a faint yellowish-grey light, casting an eerie glow on the room.

of grey tinged with yellow

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The aging parchment was a dull, yellowish-grey, hinting at centuries of use.

The storm clouds loomed overhead, casting a yellowish-grey glow over the landscape.

The old woman's hair had faded to a soft, yellowish-grey, like the autumn leaves.

The walls of the abandoned building were covered in a thick layer of yellowish-grey grime.