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greyish-white

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Adj.1.greyish-white - of white tinged with grey
gray-white, grayish-white, grey-white
achromatic, neutral - having no hue; "neutral colors like black or white"
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Your child will feel tired, achy and generally ill, may not like bright lights and may have tiny greyish-white spots in their mouth and throat.
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All other parts of the building except for the superstructure of the gopuras have been carved from a shining greyish-white stone which is available locally.
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In the advanced stage, objects and persons may appear as mere blobs of light, and there is a greyish-white discoloration in the pupil.
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