Pallor is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for PALLOR in dictionary:

NOUN:
• paleness esp. of the complexion
• an unhealthy pale appearance
• paleness of complexion
• unnatural lack of color in the skin (as from bruising or sickness or emotional distress)
ADJECTIVE:
• Paleness; want of color; pallidity; as, pallor of the complexion.

Words related to PALLOR

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Words that contain PALLOR

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How to use PALLOR in a sentence

• His hair was grey, his hands trembled, his eyes were bloodshot, and his face had the unhealthy pallor which accompanies intense nervous pressure and excitement.
• The sun had given them a dull pallor, and on the West African coast nobody sleeps much.
• The doctor came soon, and under his vigorous treatment the man lost that deathly pallor about his face, but he did not yet recover consciousness.
• He very seldom raised the lids, and his pallor, though owning more of the golden touch of the sun, was as dazzling as Mrs.
• Maggie Brady had been free for exactly a week, but the prison pallor had not yet left her features.
• When the duke looked up from his paper to see what was the effect of his news, he saw that the duchess had quietly fainted away, and lay with the pallor of death on her face.
• The morning sky, but for a bank of cloud to the north-west, was cloudless, the sun blazing in a region of clear azure pallor.
• She turned quite pale, even in that light he could see her pallor, and her hands fell heavily on the keys.
• He wondered if it were still the same excitement that sent the alternate flush and pallor up her cheek.
• On his face lay the same deadly pallor as when the name of Wallmoden was mentioned two days before, but to-day it was the pallor of a wild, intense anger.
• The bride watched her, fascinated by the pallor of her haggard face and the queer suggestion of Death which her appearance made in spite of the background of flowers.
• The deadly pallor and the purple flush of fever had gone, the lips and eyelids had relaxed into the natural repose of sleep.
• Her pallid complexion gave her an expression of refinement, and her black hair in smooth bands enhanced her pallor.
• He saw, in sad fancy, the execution served upon his furniture, the amazement of his wife, the pallor of his daughter, the indignation of his sons.
• His pallor and stifled fury of impatience made him formidable, almost startling.
• The face was fair, its pallor tinged with red at lips, and rose on cheeks.
• Though all flush was gone out of her skin under the stress of the hour, she retained the innocent clear pallor of an infant.
• The pallor would soon have vanished from his face if they had let him go out more into the fresh air.
• Isaac could see the fixed, sombre light in the eyes, and the pallor of death stealing over the face of the chief.
• The now ghastly pallor of the skin, and the now miraculous lustre of the eye, above all things startled, and even awed me.
• I saw, as one sees from the side of the eye, the scarlet rush of blood and the snow-white rush of pallor which covered her one after the other.
• She saw a deathly pallor overspread his face, and a look of anguish as if an arrow had pierced his heart.
• He dropped the arm which remained in his grasp, and the red flush on his cheek and forehead died away into pallor, as he looked down at the dark heap of clothes lying at his feet.
• The room which they had entered was in complete darkness, through which the ivory pallor of her arms and face, and the soft fire of her eyes, seemed to be the only things visible.

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