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pallor

[pal-er] / ˈpæl ər /


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The case could cast a pallor over a megachurch that has expanded from its early beginnings in Australia about four decades ago into a global entity with satellites in 30 countries.

From Washington Post

The family’s loss cast a pallor over everything, but they used the time at home to complete more renovations.

From Washington Post

The surge in cases has cast a dark pallor over the positive news on vaccinations, suggesting that a great number of Americans have prematurely cast caution to the wind.

From Salon

Many faces on the streets still showed winter pallor.

From Washington Post

The administration cast a pallor over science at every level of government.

From Scientific American