wan in French
wan in French is blême, pâlot, pâlotte — wan means pale and looking unwell or tired.
wan in French
blême
Pale, sickly-looking.
pâlot
Pale, sickly-looking.
pâlotte
Pale, sickly-looking.
blafard
Dim, faint.
blafarde
Dim, faint.
indifférent
Bland, uninterested.
indifférente
Bland, uninterested.
What does "wan" mean?
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adj Pale and looking unwell or tired.
"She looked wan and exhausted after the long flight."
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adj Faint or weak, as of light or a smile.
"He managed a wan smile despite the bad news."
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wan in a sentence
- She looked wan and exhausted after the long flight.
- His wan complexion worried the nurse.
- He managed a wan smile despite the bad news.
- A wan winter sun hung low behind the clouds.
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What is "wan" in French?
"wan" in French is blême, pâlot, pâlotte. wan means: Pale and looking unwell or tired.
How do you use "wan" in a sentence?
Example: "She looked wan and exhausted after the long flight." In French, "wan" is blême, pâlot, pâlotte.
Are there other ways to say "wan" in French?
Yes — French has 7 translations listed for "wan": blême, pâlot, pâlotte, blafard, blafarde, indifférent.
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