Sentence examples for blueish from inspiring English sources
The word "blueish" is correct and usable in written English
It can be used as an informal adjective to describe something that is slightly bluish in colour. For example: "The walls of the room were painted a pale blueish-grey."
adjective
Alternative spelling of bluish
One morning we woke up to find ourselves at the end of a fjord in front of the enormous Serrano glacier, whose blueish hues became gradually more visible as the daylight grew.
Taft's green remained until Hoover laid down a blueish design.
Right now it looks blueish purple.
D. V. Harry: Slightly vulgar, non-U but OK, most suitable for stag nights (blueish with OK for U), R. J. Heald: Comradely Bolshevik after revolution doffs cap to Vladimir (anag. less V; ref. Lenin).
At first, the book seems pleasantly inconsequential although invitingly illustrated (the mole's fur looks so soft you want to stroke it; the drawings are filled with the blueish light of dawn).
Large chunks of the film are graded in a blueish chroma, as if there is something off-colour about what's unfolding.
A white-haired woman who stands & sits very straight & regards the world with amused-looking blueish-green eyes, Miss Heath taught second & third grades in & around Benton for 40 years & she is routinely addressed by her former pupils--& by much of the rest of the community--as "Miss Margaret".
For the floors, the couple opted for plain concrete topped with two layers of blueish-gray paint, "which is often what's done in galleries," she said.
Next door at No. 162, a 19th-century town house will be razed and replaced by a six-story structure featuring a bowed facade of fritted blueish-gray glass.
You must get this right: if your circles are brownish (possible on all skins, especially common in olive, brown and black tones), you need peach or orange; if they're more blueish-grey (commonly, but not exclusively, seen in caucasian skin), you'll need salmon pink.
Where is the guy looking after the pool?" Another possibility is that blueish-green but clear water can indicate the presence of copper ions and an unbalanced pH level.
