pallidly

Meanings

• having or showing a lack of vitality, robustness, or color.

  - "The patient's condition was pallidly."
  - "The crowd's cheers were pallidly heard."
  - "The painting was pallidly lit, bringing out the subtle shades and tones."

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Rhymes

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palely , palliately , pallidly , pallorily

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Homophones

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1. pallidly () :
   

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Variants

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pallid , pallidly , pallidness , pallidnesses

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Forms

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The verb 'pallidly' is not commonly used. Instead, the adjective 'pallid' is more commonly used to describe a lack of color or vitality., For example, instead of saying 'The sun is pallidly shining', you would say 'The sun is pallidly shining' would be more correctly expressed as 'The sun is pale and lacks vigor' or 'The sun is weakly shining'.

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Etymology

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From Old French palid, from palis, to be pale. See pale.

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Related Concepts

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1. pallor: A state of pale or wan complexion, often indicative of ill health or lack of vitality.

2. anemia: A condition characterized by a deficiency of red blood cells, resulting in a decrease in the delivery of oxygen to the body's tissues, leading to fatigue, weakness, and pale or wan complexion.

3. cachexia: A wasting syndrome characterized by significant weight loss, muscle atrophy, and anorexia, often due to chronic illnesses such as cancer, AIDS, or heart failure, or due to metabolic disorders such as diabetes or thyroid disease.

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Culture

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In literature and art, 'pallidly' can be used to describe a lack of color or vitality. For example, in a painting, a figure might be depicted as 'pallidly' lit, bringing out the subtle shades and tones of the painting.

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