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The phrase "in a different colour" is correct and commonly used in written English.
It can be used to describe something that is a different color from its surroundings or compared to something else. Example: The flowers in the garden were all pink, except for one lone rose in a different color, a vibrant orange.
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But then I decided that I would wear one in a different colour to every show".
You can finish the lettering with trimmings in a different colour, using around 20cm worth.
An app with a clear map of the tramway network, with each line in a different colour for clarity.
Jones also became upset with Gaga when milliner Philip Treacy made her the same hat that Jones was using on tour, only in a different colour.
It's interesting, though, how each element – every rib and membrane – has to be articulated in a different colour, to show off how many elements are involved.
A classic test is the Stroop Task, in which people are shown the name of a colour (let's say orange) written in a different colour (let's say purple).
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It is incidentally odd that a sequence in the Spanish part of the movie appears to be shot in a different, colour-enriched stock.
Each of the rooms in the house has a different colour, and the study is red: carpets, walls and ceiling.
They are also the most likely to consider having sex with someone of a different colour in the future (66 per cent).
Quebec took on a different colour in Les Amours imaginaires (Heartbeats), a sensuously textured, hyperstylized romantic comedy from the young and gifted Xavier Dolan.
Some of it is more about puberty than racism; teenage males staking out their turfs and picking on boys of a different colour in dim-witted acts of bravado.
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