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"painted in blue" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It is a past tense verb phrase that describes a subject (usually an object or surface) that has been coated with blue paint. Example: The walls of the room were painted in blue, giving the space a calming and serene atmosphere.
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What's painted in blue is where dark matter is.
"C24" was painted in blue on the truck's cab.
The initial painted in blue with white tracery in a gold frame.
The largest single group of Ming porcelain is that painted in blue underglaze.
The word "Norval," painted in blue on one side of the cluster, is still just visible from Manhattan.
The ferry, painted in blue, yellow and red stripes, required constant plunging of the bilge on our short trip to Ometepe, apparently to keep the vessel from sinking.
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Some are covered in glitter, others are painted in blues or purples or blacks, but most are gold.
Brightly painted in blues and yellows, with exclamatory Swahili slogans on the walls, it consisted of a series of open thatched pavilions set around a huge swimming pool.
The peacocks—associated with the goddess Hera and royalty in Antiquity and symbolizing renewal and rebirth for Christians —adorned with carved necklaces, were painted in blues, greens and gold.
A large Hispano-Moresque charger was painted in dark blue and gold (so-called copper luster) enamels in Manises, Spain, between 1435 and 1480.
It is also painted in dark blackish blue.
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