faded colour
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Refers to a colour that has become less bright.
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- The old T-shirt had a faded colour after years of washing.
- The faded colour of the old curtains made the room look tired.
- I quite like the faded colour of these vintage jeans; it gives them character.
- She noticed the faded colour on her favorite dress after washing it.
- The photograph from the 1970s showed a world in faded colour.
- The painting's faded colours told the story of decades in sunlight.
- All that remains of that summer are a few snapshots with a distinctively faded colour.
- His faded blue jeans had lost their original vibrant colour.
- The wallpaper's once-vibrant pattern has become a faded colour due to sun exposure.
- The faded colour of the book cover showed its age.
- We decided to repaint the room because the faded colour of the walls was too depressing.
- We decided to repaint the walls because of their faded colour.
- The artist intentionally used a faded colour palette to evoke a sense of nostalgia.
- The faded colours in the photograph gave it a vintage charm.
- By late autumn, the leaves have lost their brilliance and are just a faded colour of brown and yellow.
- Her grandmother's quilt displayed beautiful but faded colours.
- His memory of the event was like an old painting, with the emotion just a faded colour.
- The faded colour of the carpet revealed heavy foot traffic.
- If you leave the curtains in direct sunlight, their bright red will eventually become a faded colour.
- Despite the faded colour, the vintage poster remained valuable.