whitish

Meanings

• A color that is a pale shade of white.

  - "The snow was a beautiful whitish colour."
  - "The bed sheets were whitish and needed to be changed."
  - "The marble statue was a stunning whitish colour."

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Rhymes

Words rhyming with whitish
hymes , rhymes with chimes

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Homonyms

Words having the same spelling or pronunciation but different meanings and origins

1. Whitish (en) : A color that is a pale shade of white.
   

2. Whitish (en) : A type of fine-grained, porous limestone that is rich in calcium carbonate and is often used as a source of building materials, particularly in the construction of structures such as churches, cathedrals, and other religious buildings.
   

3. Whitish (en) : A term used in literature, art, music, and other forms of cultural expression to describe various shades, tones, or hues of white, which can evoke different emotions, moods, or atmospheres.
   

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Homophones

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1. homophones like white, right, andight.
   

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Variants

List of all variants of whitish that leads to same result
white , whiter , whitest , whitish

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Etymology

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From Old English wihtig, from wiht, a being, and -ig, -ic. Meaning 'having knowledge or understanding; clever; intelligent'

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Culture

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["Whitish is often used to describe various cultural, historical, or symbolic significances. For example, in European literature, whitish is often used to describe the innocence, purity, or perfection of characters or situations. In Eastern literature, whitish is often used to describe the transience, impermanence, or ephemerality of things. In art, whitish is often used to describe various shades, tones, or hues of white, which can evoke different emotions, moods, or atmospheres. In music, whitish is often used to describe various genres, styles, or sub-genres of music that are characterized by their use of white keys on the piano, which can create a bright, cheerful, or uplifting sound. Some examples of whitish music genres include classical music, new age music, ambient music, and chill-out music. In literature, art, music, and other forms of cultural expression, whitish is often used to describe various shades, tones, or hues of white, which can evoke different emotions, moods, or atmospheres. For example, in literature, whitish is often used to describe the innocence, purity, or perfection of characters or situations. In art, whitish is often used to describe various shades, tones, or hues of white, which can evoke different emotions, moods, or atmospheres. For example, in art, whitish is often used to describe the transience, impermanence, or ephemerality of things. In music, whitish is often used to describe various genres, styles, or sub-genres of music that are characterized by their use of white keys on the piano, which can create a bright, cheerful, or uplifting sound. Some examples of whitish music genres include classical music, new age music, ambient music, and chill-out music."]

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