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Discover LudwigThe phrase "a blue sweater" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to describe a specific item of clothing that is both blue in color and a sweater in style.
Example: "I decided to wear a blue sweater to the party because it was chilly outside."
Alternatives: "a navy pullover" or "a cerulean knit."
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But there she saw a blue sweater.
What's wrong with a blue sweater?
Ms. Medine's mother, Laura, popped in wearing easily comprehensible leggings and a blue sweater.
Mr. Tolle is wearing jeans and a blue sweater with a bold horizontal stripe.
"Yo, I'm going to get this," Anish said, fingering a blue sweater.
ON THE SCREEN -- William H. Gates, the Microsoft chairman, is seated, wearing a blue sweater.
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Instead of preppy plaids or stripes, for example, better to go for solid, bold colors — a bright blue sweater, a yellow tie, a pair of red jeans — which pair up well.
Mr. Piccioli wore a midnight blue sweater over a white buttoned-up shirt with an overdyed camouflage necktie.
The bishop was the one in a pale blue sweater and a sports shirt.
Mr. Lopez, who wore a light blue sweater under a blazer, was typically defiant but noticeably paler.
He wore a filthy blue sweater with a thick collar that could be pulled up over his face whenever the tear gas got bad.
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