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Coloured
1/ ˈ°ìÊŒ±ôÉ™»å /
noun
- old-fashioned.an individual who is not a White person, esp a Black person
- a person of mixed ethnic parentage or descent
- a person of mixed ethnic descent speaking English or Afrikaans as their mother tongue
adjective
- old-fashioned.designating or relating to a Coloured person or Coloured people
coloured
2/ ˈ°ìÊŒ±ôÉ™»å /
adjective
- possessing colour
- having a strong element of fiction or fantasy; distorted (esp in the phrase highly coloured )
Usage
Example Sentences
The Great Depression and the Second World War coloured Roosevelt's time in office - and are often cited for his extended presidency.
Many, like Max, show no symptoms but it can cause pain in the joints and genitals, coloured discharge and problems getting pregnant.
Versace is also an embodiment of the fashion house she has built - always seen in brightly coloured prints that are synonymous with the brand and platinum blonde hair that means she always stands out.
The models are "mostly made of different types of cardboard, like mounting card or coloured paper and then they're glued together".
The brightly coloured drinks are designed to appeal to children - but most contain the naturally occurring sweetener glycerol, instead of sugar, to stop them freezing solid and give the slushy effect.
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