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Discover LudwigThe phrase "a bit of hue" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a small amount of color or tint in a context related to art, design, or description of objects.
Example: "The painting was beautiful, with a bit of hue that added depth to the overall composition."
Alternatives: "a touch of color" or "a hint of tint".
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In 2007, supporters of Ron Paul raised a bit of hue and cry over the Ames Straw Poll's use of "easily rigged Diebold computers" to tally up the votes.
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A bit of hope.
You may apply a little bronzer to the cheeks, nose or forehead, making sure it looks natural; if you want to add a bit of colour use a Rose Pink hue on the cheeks.
There's light blue or "icy blue," with hues of light blue and silver; gray blue, with hues of blue and gray and a bit of green, or even a hint of yellow; and deep blue, with hues of dark and light blue.
Unlike most bean varieties, which come in earthy, neutral hues, red beans can add a bit of color to your cooking.
A patterned quilt and throw pillows in bright hues or graphic prints will add a bit of bohemian quirkiness.
A bit of leather warms up a modern chair — and a room for that matter — with its earthy hue and gently worn patina.
A bit of decorum.
A bit of both.
A bit of vanity.
"A bit of comedy".
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