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Meaning of pallidness
pallidness (n)
unnatural lack of color in the skin (as from bruising or sickness or emotional distress)
pallidness (n.)
The quality or state of being pallid; paleness; pallor; wanness.
pallidness Sentence Examples
- The patient's skin exhibited a striking pallidness, indicative of severe anemia.
- The pallidness of the man's face sent a chill down her spine, suggesting imminent danger.
- The newborn baby's pallidness caused concern, prompting the doctor to order immediate blood tests.
- The once-vibrant flowers had withered and turned a sickly pallidness, a testament to the passing of summer.
- The pallidness of the morning fog obscured the landscape, creating an eerie and ethereal atmosphere.
- The artist captured the pallidness of the winter sky in his poignant masterpiece.
- The specter's pallidness sent shivers down the spine of the terrified observer.
- The pallidness of the old man's skin spoke volumes about his frail and fading health.
- The girl's pallor grew alarmingly, prompting her mother to rush her to the emergency room.
- The pallidness of the moon cast a ghostly glow upon the slumbering village.
FAQs About the word pallidness
unnatural lack of color in the skin (as from bruising or sickness or emotional distress)The quality or state of being pallid; paleness; pallor; wanness.
paleness, wanness,whiteness, pallor,pastiness, greenness,greenishness, sallowness
flush, brightness, bloom, flush, blush, blush, bloom, color, glow,color
The patient's skin exhibited a striking pallidness, indicative of severe anemia.
The pallidness of the man's face sent a chill down her spine, suggesting imminent danger.
The newborn baby's pallidness caused concern, prompting the doctor to order immediate blood tests.
The once-vibrant flowers had withered and turned a sickly pallidness, a testament to the passing of summer.
