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palesome

palesome adjective: characterised or marked by paleness.

Adjective

palesome (comparative more palesome, superlative most palesome)

  1. Characterised or marked by paleness
    • Indeed then, there was little sleep there, that night. The next morning broke as a palesome, and rain-scudding greyness, with the sombre clouds riding low in the sky.2009, David Mace, The Eternal Watchtower Book
    • To see the crimson on her palesome face [...]2012, Natalie Belousov, Collection: Words by the Heart

Forms of palesome

comparativemore palesome
superlativemost palesome

Origin of palesome

From pale + -some.

Questions about palesome

What does palesome mean?
Palesome means characterised or marked by paleness.
What part of speech is palesome?
Palesome is an adjective.

Words near palesome in the dictionary

  1. palesie
  2. palesimian
  3. palesimians
  4. Palesman
  5. Palesmen
  6. palesome
  7. Palesrael
  8. palest
  9. Palestina
  10. Palestine
  11. Palestine soup

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