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discoloured

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adj.1.same as discolored; as, discoloured paneling.
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discoloured U.S. discolored
adjective stained, tainted, tarnished, faded, pale, washed out, wan, blotched, besmirched, foxed, etiolated
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discoloured (US), discolored [dɪsˈkʌləd] adj → décoloré(e) → jauni(e)
discoloured [dɪsˈkʌləd] discolour adj → verfärbt
discoloured, discolored [dɪsˈkʌləd] adj → scolorito/a, ingiallito/a


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Thin remains of a discoloured moustache and whiskers, hanging over the upper lip, and over the hollows where the cheeks had once been, made the head just recognisable as the head of a man.
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A cheap cotton shirt, with frayed collar and a bosom discoloured with what I took to be ancient blood-stains, was put on me amid a running and apologetic fire of comment.
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When he smiled he showed broken and discoloured teeth.
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