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Discover LudwigThe phrase "was colored in" is correct and usable in written English
It can be used to describe the action of adding color to something, often in the context of art or design.
Example: "The drawing was colored in with bright markers, making it stand out on the page."
Alternatives: "was filled in with color" or "was painted in."
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Other analysts are challenging that perspective, which they said was colored, in part, by the severe downturn that hit the global economy more than five years ago.
The New York Times's map of the results by precinct was colored in de Blasio blue; the pockets of support for Thompson, City Council Speaker Christine Quinn, and Comptroller John Liu are places where someone spilled some paint.
The sculptured door frame was colored in different periods also during non-documented restoration work performed in the twentieth c.
And it was colored in more by the revelation that in fact Elop's wife and kids never actually left Redmond when he took the job in Finland.
The lowest value of DTC for the Level 1 scaffolds of ChemBridge (DTC = 0) was colored in red, the highest value (DTC = 0.778) in deep green and the middle value in white.
The cockpit of the blue tester ZTW wagon was colored in shades of gray with black accent panels, but there was too much variation in shades of gray from one component to the next.
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α-helices are colored in magenta, and β-sheets are colored in yellow.
DNA is colored in red, RNA is colored in green.
Axon terminals are pseudo-colored in green; TSC processes are colored in pink; hair follicle epithelial cells are colored in yellow.
You haven't been colored in".
IncE is colored in cyan.
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