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grayish

What is another word for grayish? Here is its meaning, with related words and examples.

Adjective — Somewhat gray in colour.

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How to use grayish

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grayish blue grayish hue grayish light a grayish tinge

The -ish ending makes the description approximate rather than exact, so it suits casual, everyday descriptions.

Etymology

Grayish is formed from the colour word gray with the suffix -ish added to it. The suffix softens the meaning, so the word describes something that leans toward gray rather than being fully gray.

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Frequently asked questions

What does grayish mean?
It means somewhat gray, rather than a pure or definite gray.
Is grayish the same as greyish?
Yes, grayish and greyish are alternative spellings of the same word with the same meaning.
What part of speech is grayish?
It is an adjective, used to describe the colour of something.

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