The man's pallid complexion indicated sickness. Hope this helps :)
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Example sentence - Amanda gave a pallid musical performance.
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She pretends to be sick to miss school all the time, but her face was startlingly pallid, yet hot to the touch, and it was clear she was not faking this time.
The new pastor's verbose yet pallid sermons are putting everybody to sleep, and nobody knows what to do about it.
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Pallid bats range from southern British Columbia through Montana to central Mexico. They're mostly found in desert areas.
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The cast of The Pallid Dawn - 1917 includes: Sidney Ainsworth Edward Arnold Marguerite Clayton Lillian Drew Ernest Maupain
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The word "pallid" is used to describe a pale or sickly complexion. An antonym for pallid would be "flush," as this word would be used to describe a person's face that is full of color.
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Pallidity is the state or condition of being pallid - pale of appearance or weak of strength.
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It is a microbat (Microchiroptera). It eats insects and scorpions. Most megabats eat fruit, nectar, and leaves. Also, megabats live in Africa, Asia, and Australia. Pallid bats live in North America.
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that animal is part of our community and we need to save it to help our inviroment
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Ruddy, man, like obviously.
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The pallid sturgeon is endangered because of humans. It's habitat has been destroyed by humans when people cut down trees to make paper and wood. More and more people are stopping tree-cutting programs to help these poor animals
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Her pallid complexion indicated that she spent her days mostly indoors.
The concert was a pallid affair, a collection of dreary chamber music.
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In some places during medieval times, a pallid complexion was much more desirable than a tan because it meant that you were wealthy enough that you could stay indoors. The "lower" class made a living by working outside, and therefore becoming tan.
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Which sexually transmitted disease is caused by the bacterium Treponema pallid and is often called the great imitator
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The pallid bat is a North American animal. It begins with the letter P.
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feverish, swollen glands, unwell, pallid face. Basically when you don't feel well
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An adjective to describe a pale face is pallid; a noun that means a pale face is pallor.
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No, the Sturgeon season is permanently closed in South Dakota becasue the sturgeon (Pallid Sturgeon) is on the endangered species list.
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Goths mainly eat Linda Macartney sausages as they contain no meat products, giving the goth the correct washed out pallid complexion and flatulent bottom.
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appalling, cadaverous, corpse-like, deathlike, defuntive, dreadful, gaunt, ghastly, grim, gruesome, haggard, horrible, macabre, pale, pallid, wan, wasted
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of Faint, Syncope, or loss of consciousness owing to a sudden arrest of the blood supply to the brain, the face becoming pallid, the respiration feeble, and the heat's beat weak.
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The pallid bat is classified as least concern on the IUCN (International Union of Conservation of Nature and Natural Resources) red list of threatened species. This classification is the lowest and means the species has a large widespread, population and no current threats that would likely decrease its population in the foreseeable future.
That said, all bats are sensitive to human encroachment. Human disturbance of roosting areas and pesticide use are of increasing concern.
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Won., Having a pale or sickly hue; languid of look; pale; pallid., The quality of being wan; wanness., To grow wan; to become pale or sickly in looks., of Win
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The different words that are used to explain the fairness of someone's skin are white, fair, bloodless, pallid, rosy, pasty, sallow, and peaches-and-cream.
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The word livid means pale and ashen. Some synonyms of livid include ashy, blanched, colorless, discolored, gloomy, lurid, murky, pallid, pasty, wan, and waxen.
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His normally pallid face was florid with sunburn, which was at odds with his claim that he'd spent the weekend doing paperwork.
His pretentious and florid manner of speaking gave me the impression that he was either a bad actor or a bad performance poet, and sure enough, it turned out he was both.
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The Buffalo Gap National Grasslands.
The Black Hills.
The Missouri River.
The Black-footed ferret.
The Pallid Sturgeon.
The Bison Herds.
Ellsworth Air Force Base.
Wall Drug.
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insipid or lacking color, possibly indicating a sense of lifelessness or death. It reflects the theme of mortality and decay prevalent in Poe's works.
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Birds - Cuban Finch, Cuban Parakeet, Cuban Kite.
Mammals - Greater Bulldog Bat, Small Indian Mongoose, Pallid Bat.
Amphibians - Cuban Crocodile, Cuban Ground Iguana, Cuban Treefrog.
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Hue: noun: definition: a color or shade of a color; a particular shade of a color; a property of a color that enables it to be perceived, determined by its dominant wavelength.
Antonym/Opposite of Hue: hueless; colorless; dull; pale; pallid; wan; bloodless; waxen; ashen
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The unique(endangered)animals of Missouri are:
1.ANIMALS:
Gray,Indiana and ozark-big eared bat,Eastern Puma
2.FISHES:
ozark cavefish,Niangua Darter,Higgins eye,Neosho madtom,Pink Mucket,Topeka Shiner,Pallid sturgeon
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Daily Jumble 2/26/17:
The new ophthalmologist's office was...
Answer: A "SITE" FOR SORE EYES
Clue words: frosty, prayer, sleepy, outfox, sprain, freely
What they had for Thanksgiving dinner.
Answer: THE FAMILY
Clue words: gaudy, bumpy, purify, pallid
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To determine the Latin word for pale, the part of speech in which the word is used must be defined. The Latin palus describes a stake, primarily one used to make a fence. If using pale to describe a color, the Latin word would be pallidus, meaning pallid or whitish.
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