ashen — very pale, especially because of shock, fear, or illness
Part of speech: ADJECTIVE
Definition: very pale, especially because of shock, fear, or illness
Pronunciation (IPA): /ˈæʃən/
Korean meaning: (충격이나 두려움, 병 등으로) 잿빛의, 창백한
Korean pronunciation: **애**션
Example Sentences
- The vampire looked ashen even by vampire standards.
- His ashen face revealed that he had seen the final exam questions.
- She went ashen when she realized she had been wearing mismatched shoes all day.
ashen
ADJECTIVE//ˈæʃən//
very pale, especially because of shock, fear, or illness
very pale, especially because of shock, fear, or illness
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Her passion for fashion left her ashen
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Origin
고대 영어 'æsc(재)'에서 유래되어 재와 같은 회색빛을 의미하게 되었습니다. 화산재나 장작재처럼 생명이 빠진 회색 색깔을 표현합니다.
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“The vampire looked ashen even by vampire standards.”
“His ashen face revealed that he had seen the final exam questions.”
“She went ashen when she realized she had been wearing mismatched shoes all day.”
“The doctor's ashen expression worried the patient's family.”
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