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color

Definition for color

noun as in deceptive appearance

verb as in make pigmented; shade

verb as in distort, exaggerate

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“More color or details on capital sources and deployment timing would help investors gain confidence that Oracle can finance its accelerated data-center expansion,” Panigrahi wrote ahead of next week’s analyst day.

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The crab is small, being around 15 millimeters in length, and is opalescent white-yellow in color.

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“Every person born in the country,” wrote Bates in late November 1862, “is, at the moment of birth, prima facie a citizen…without any reference to race or color, or any other accidental circumstance.”

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The finished frittata delivers silky Swiss chard and custardy eggs with a pretty green color that my whimsical friend and my 4-year- old daughter both can appreciate—especially with a side of ham.

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The camera doesn’t know the color of the photographer and has no prejudices; it serves the purposes of those who master it.

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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