pallidity

[pəˈlɪdəti]

pallidity Definition

• 1. the quality or state of being pale or colorless
• 2. lack of liveliness or intensity

Using pallidity: Examples

Take a moment to familiarize yourself with how "pallidity" can be used in various situations through the following examples!

• Example

  The pallidity of her skin suggested she was unwell.

• Example

  The painting's pallidity made it seem lifeless and dull.

• Example

  The actor's performance lacked energy and pallidity.

• Example

  The room's decor was criticized for its pallidity.

pallidity Synonyms and Antonyms

Synonyms for pallidity

• paleness
• whiteness
• colorlessness
• waness
• lack of color

Antonyms for pallidity

• rosiness
• flush
• colorfulness

Phrases with pallidity

• pallor of death

  a very pale complexion, often associated with death or illness

  Example

  The patient's pallor of death alarmed the doctor.

• pallor of fear

  a very pale complexion, often associated with fear or shock

  Example

  The witness turned pale with the pallor of fear as she recounted the incident.

• pale into insignificance

  to become unimportant or insignificant compared to something else

  Example

  The other candidates pale into insignificance compared to her qualifications.

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Summary: pallidity in Brief

Pallidity [pəˈlɪdəti] refers to the quality or state of being pale or colorless, often indicating illness or lack of vitality. It can also denote a lack of liveliness or intensity, as in 'The painting's pallidity made it seem lifeless and dull.' Phrases like 'pallor of death' and 'pale into insignificance' extend its usage.