pallor|pallors in English

noun

[pal·lor || 'pælə(r)]

paleness, colorlessness, wanness

Use "pallor|pallors" in a sentence

1. Her skin had a deathly pallor.

2. She had a ghastly pallor.

3. He had a sickly green pallor.

4. Sound and pallor threaten disagreement.

5. Her cheeks had an unhealthy pallor.

6. My face had a greenish pallor.

7. Define: prating, timorous, pallor, commission, Avouches

8. Her cheeks have a sickly pallor.

9. The deathly pallor of her skin was frightening.

10. I'd hate to lose my parlor pallor.

11. A sleepless night had added to her pallor.

12. He had a bony wizened face and an unhealthy pallor.

13. He watched her, moved by her beauty, worried by her growing pallor.

14. The main symptoms of anaemia are tiredness and pallor.

15. These include sweating, anxiety, tremulousness, pallor, and sometimes confusion.

16. He had a bad eye, fixed, with a sinister pallor.

17. His shrunken skin becomes filled out and loses its coldness and pallor.

18. Cadaverous: ( kă-dav'er-ŭs ), Having the pallor and appearance resembling a corpse.

19. In her dark-eyed pallor and arrogant bloody-mindedness, she reminded him of Perdita.

20. Grrandet was scared by the pallor of his wife's usually dark , sallow face.

21. A pallor overspread the young man's forehead, and he looked around him with anxiety.

22. It has a pallor not only appropriate to her imagery but necessary to it.

23. 12 Rigor mortis, pallor, rot - these too can be sources of exquisite sensation.

24. 21 The deathly pallor of her skin had been replaced by the faintest flush of color.

25. No emotion showed on Dempster's impassive face, only a slight pallor in his normally ruddy complexion.