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pale
adjective as in light in color or effect
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The Reds’ talent might pale in comparison to the Dodgers at most spots on the roster.
From Los Angeles Times
Disovery merger, including lower streaming prices, pale next to the damage it would do to media diversity and pluralism.
From Salon
Cabin manager co-workers later found him at the bottom of the stairs "dishevelled, pale, sweaty and erratic".
From BBC
We are indeed haunted by demons sent to divide us, while the man sitting on top of the pale horse is driving us to hell.
From Salon
Graham would assure a thin, pale teenager that one day the American fight fans would love him.
From BBC
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