Paleness is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for PALENESS in dictionary:

NOUN:
• the quality of being pale
• The quality or condition of being pale; want of freshness or ruddiness; a sickly whiteness; lack of color or luster; wanness.
• unnatural lack of color in the skin (as from bruising or sickness or emotional distress)
• the property of having a naturally light complexion
• being deficient in color
• the state of being pale, lacking interest or vitality.

Words related to PALENESS

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Words that contain PALENESS

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How to use PALENESS in a sentence

• Wilson, with a cry of wonder, and Emily turned on him a face in which the flashes of color and succeeding paleness were as quick, and almost as vivid, as the glow of lightning.
• His shrunk cheeks exhibited a deadly ashen paleness, with a slight tinge of yellow, the effect of confinement.
• Ever since an illness in early manhood he had always dyed his hair, and the contrast between the artificial blackness and the natural paleness was extremely startling.
• As they made the rounds, the visitors took on a livid paleness, as though they were marching through a submarine defile.
• But it was the kind of paleness that one has after a particularly exquisite experience.
• It was at the deep midnight hour when he announced his mysterious presence, by laying his icy hand and spreading his marble paleness over the form of the departing sister.
• It was the paleness, however, of indignation, of distress, of misery, of despair.
• His forehead, over which fell a few gray thin locks, assumed a deadly paleness, and his eye lost the piercing expression which usually characterized it.
• Labor became suspended, mirth disappeared, and every face was marked with paleness, anxiety, and apprehension.
• The lustre of her dark blue eye and deathly paleness of her cheek told indeed her race was nearly run.
• If you sleep among the midst of lots, you shall be as the wings of a dove covered with silver, and the hinder parts of her back with the paleness of gold.
• He walked up and down the room, with paleness on his cheeks, and a load in his bosom.
• First came pain in the back, then growing paleness, loss of flesh, and unending sense of tire.
• She had nodded back to him steadily and silently, knowing what would follow from the paleness of his face, and his bright eyes beneath their wide lids.
• Her skin, for all its poverty-stricken paleness, was as delicate as if her life had been passed in the enjoyment of every social comfort that wealth can purchase.
• She came from the room with no outward sign of distress, but clothed with a deadly paleness, which from that hour never left her.
• If we except a slight paleness which overspread his countenance, Hiram had exhibited no sign of emotion from the moment he heard of Mr.
• They brightened, and a more healthful colour slowly drove away his unnatural paleness.
• The snowy dome of the Titlis towering above the rest looked down on him out of the shadow of the clouded heavens with a ghostly paleness.
• The forehead and temples beneath her loosely bound hair were fair without paleness, and meek without languor.
• He was standing bareheaded on a stone, with a face of unusual paleness.
• Because the heat goes from the outward parts of the body to the inward, to help nature to expel their terms, which deprivation of heat doth cause a paleness in the face.
• Tiffles here noticed that her face had not the prevailing paleness which always accompanies fainting.
• Thanks to my sunburnt skin, through which no paleness could penetrate, no one noticed that I was ill.
• She was pale, with that paleness which is like the transparency of a divine life in an earthly face.
• He spoke calmly, but there was a paleness of the cheek, a dimness of the eye, that told a tale of inward wretchedness, which the regard of Mr.
• A mortal paleness overspread his countenance, on which had already gathered the shadows that never deceive.
• Now, it is generally supposed that paleness is the one indication of almost any violent change in the human being, whether from terror, disease, or anything else.
• Miss Sampson had heard of him and his record, and she could not help a paleness, a shrinking, which, however, he did not appear to notice.

Similar words containing PALENES without suffix s

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