pallor

[ˈpalər]

pallor Definition

an unhealthy pale appearance of the skin.

Using pallor: Examples

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

  • Example

    The pallor of her face indicated that she was sick.

  • Example

    His pallor was a sign of fear.

  • Example

    The doctor noticed the pallor in his patient's face.

pallor Synonyms and Antonyms

Synonyms for pallor

Phrases with pallor

  • an extremely pale appearance, often associated with death or illness

    Example

    She had a deathly pallor after the accident.

  • the pale light of dawn

    Example

    The pallor of dawn signaled the start of a new day.

  • the whiteness of winter, especially when snow covers the ground

    Example

    The pallor of winter made the landscape look like a wonderland.

Origins of pallor

from Latin 'pallere', meaning 'to be pale'

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Summary: pallor in Brief

'Pallor' [ˈpalər] is a noun that refers to an unhealthy pale appearance of the skin. It can indicate sickness, fear, or other negative emotions. Examples include 'The pallor of her face indicated that she was sick.' and 'The doctor noticed the pallor in his patient's face.' 'Pallor' extends into phrases like 'deathly pallor,' which denotes an extremely pale appearance often associated with death or illness.