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Pallid
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Pallid
adjective
/ˈpæl.ɪd/
palliation
Palm
Meaning
pale, especially because of poor health; lacking substance or vitality
pale, typically because of poor health or lack of vitality
Example Sentences
His
pallid
complexion showed signs of illness.
The patient looked
pallid
after weeks of illness.
Synonyms
pale, wan, ashen, sickly, colorless
Entry 1
pale, wan, ashen, sickly, colorless
Entry 2
pale, wan, ashen, sickly
Antonyms
rosy, healthy, vibrant, ruddy, glowing, flushed
Entry 1
rosy, healthy, vibrant, ruddy, glowing
Entry 2
rosy, flushed, healthy
Collocations
pallid face, pallid complexion, pallid appearance, pallid skin, pallid light
Entry 1
pallid face, pallid complexion, pallid appearance, pallid skin
Entry 2
pallid face, pallid complexion, pallid light
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