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Discover Ludwig"a dull grey" is a correct and commonly used phrase in written English.
It is typically used to describe something that lacks brightness or liveliness and is a specific shade of grey. Some examples of when this phrase can be used include: - "The sky was covered in a dull grey blanket, signaling an impending rainstorm." - "The old building's facade was painted in a dull grey color, giving it a drab appearance." - "She wore a dull grey dress to the funeral, reflecting her somber mood." - "The once vibrant garden had turned into a dull grey landscape after the harsh winter frost."
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Eric remembers a "dull, grey world.
The water is a dull grey, and choppy.
What better colour to inject a bit of warmth into a dull, grey day?
It has got 27 original paint layers, just to create a dull grey background".
THE notion that aluminium is merely a dull, grey metal has taken something of a hammering lately.
But in the Middle East there is always a silver lining, or at least a dull grey one.
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As you can probably tell from the photos, I played with the white variant, though Verizon was quick to note in its release this morning that a (duller) grey version would also launch later this fall.
Inflorescences of serrata are generally a duller grey-yellow in colour, and have longer (2 3 mm), more fusiform (spindle-shaped) or cylindrical pollen presenters tipping unopened flowers.
Five members of an extended family sit in a static, dull grey environment talking about how they have nothing to talk about.
Michael Hewson of CMC Markets sums up the mood in the City, on a rather dull grey morning: The weekend European elections don't appear to have had that much effect on markets despite a large anti EU vote in a number of countries, particularly in the UK, France, Greece and Denmark.
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