yellowish-white (Meaning)
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yellowish-white (s)
of a white tinged with yellow
Synonyms & Antonyms of yellowish-white
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yellowish-white Sentence Examples
- The old, crumbling parchment had a yellowish-white hue, bearing the faded words of forgotten lore.
- The moonlight cast an ethereal glow upon the snow, lending it a yellowish-white shimmer.
- The pristine ivory tower stood tall against the azure sky, its walls boasting a delicate yellowish-white tint.
- The aging paper turned a yellowish-white color, preserving the memories inscribed upon its surface.
- The marble statue gleamed with a yellowish-white hue, its smooth curves echoing the purity of its form.
- The petals of the magnolia flower were a soft yellowish-white, gently unfurling in the warm spring breeze.
- The candlelight flickering in the darkness cast a yellowish-white glow on the surrounding faces, creating an intimate atmosphere.
- The teeth of the elderly woman had a yellowish-white tinge, a testament to her years of wisdom.
- The chicken's egg, fresh from the coop, had a clean, yellowish-white shell.
- The patient's skin was pale and yellowish-white, indicating an underlying medical condition.
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of a white tinged with yellow
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The old, crumbling parchment had a yellowish-white hue, bearing the faded words of forgotten lore.
The moonlight cast an ethereal glow upon the snow, lending it a yellowish-white shimmer.
The pristine ivory tower stood tall against the azure sky, its walls boasting a delicate yellowish-white tint.
The aging paper turned a yellowish-white color, preserving the memories inscribed upon its surface.
