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Having tints or hues of colors
“There she was, trotting about the village in her colored skirt with the two big red flowers.”
Having complex patterns of colors
“There the trail became entangled as overlapping paths were buried by the virtual footprints of the teeming masses bound in brightly colored patterns of silk.”
Biased or favoring a particular side or cause
“To some facts, he is quite blind, and his own observations are, in general, colored due to his bias.”
(of a falsehood) Concocted to deceive others
Having complex patterns of colors
Made-up
African-American
Ruddy
Elaborately or highly decorated
African-American
To have convinced or manipulated
Past tense for to give color to
“We could color the walls red to give the room an emotive ambiance.”
Past tense for to affect without completely changing
“Fake news could potentially color your perception of the world.”
Past tense for to misrepresent by distortion or exaggeration
“Witnesses may be inclined to color their testimony so as to make their story saleable.”
Past tense for to become red in the face, especially when embarrassed or annoyed
“Riley began to color slightly at the attention she was receiving.”
Past tense for to describe or express in too exaggerated terms
Past tense for to change or lose color
Past tense for to darken or color with lines or a block of color
Blended in
Supercharged or charged
Past tense for to give a particular character to
Past tense for to make more beautiful or attractive by adorning or decorating
Past tense for gradually spread through or over
Past tense for to write something using a pencil
Past tense for to make unclear or difficult to understand
Past tense for to add a quality or feature, especially enliven or make more exciting
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