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slate gray

[ sleyt grey ]

noun

  1. a dull, dark, bluish gray, the color of slate.


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Other ˜yÐÄvlog Forms

  • slate-gray adjective
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˜yÐÄvlog History and Origins

Origin of slate gray1

First recorded in 1785–95
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Example Sentences

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“Among the Planets†is a flat plane of slate gray color interrupted by large, grayish-brown arcs at top and bottom.

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The color palette recalled a rainy day on the highlands: moss, brown, slate gray and maroon, cornflower blue, mustard.

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The plants had grown in the windows, and one of the black cats had had a litter, and the wallpaper had changed from slate gray to haint blue.

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When the moment arrived around midday, the expectant swarm of visitors on the town’s beach watched as bands of palest aquamarine and deep slate gray passed across the sea.

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It was a collage of painted planks representing every shade of Southern California weather, cloudy white and misty blue next to rainy-day slate gray and the deep cerulean of midsummer.

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