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GREY-WHITE
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Dictionary entry overview: What does grey-white mean?
• GREY-WHITE (adjective)
The adjective GREY-WHITE has 1 sense:
1. of white tinged with grey
Familiarity information: GREY-WHITE used as an adjective is very rare.
Dictionary entry details
Sense 1
Meaning:
Of white tinged with grey
Synonyms:
gray-white; grayish-white; grey-white; greyish-white
Similar:
achromatic; neutral (having no hue)
Context examples
To achieve grey-white matter compartmentalization, the researchers cut the spongy scaffold into a donut shape and populated it with rat neurons.
(Bioengineers create functional 3D brain-like tissue, NIH)
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