Meaning of "pallidity" in English

"Pallidity" refers to the state of being pale or lacking color, particularly in reference to the complexion. It often implies a sickly or unhealthy appearance, which might be due to various factors such as anemia, lack of sunlight, or illness. This term can extend metaphorically to describe something lacking vitality or enthusiasm. In literature, it can symbolize weakness or frailty.

Meaning of "pallidity" in French

In French, "pallidity" (pallidité) also describes the state of being pale or having a lack of color, often implying a similar sense of weakness or ill health. It can refer to a person's complexion or be used metaphorically to indicate a lack of energy or vigor. Like in English, this term may be used in poetic or literary contexts to suggest fragility.

Pronunciation of "pallidity" in English

Phonetic Transcription: /pəˈlɪdəti/

Pronunciation Variations: There may be slight variations in pronunciation depending on regional accents, particularly between American and British English, where vowel emphasis can differ slightly.

Pronunciation of "pallidity" in French

Phonetic Transcription: /pa.li.di.te/

Pronunciation Variations: In French, pronunciation tends to remain consistent, although there might be minor variations in different Francophone regions.

Sentence examples in English and translation to French

  1. The patient's pallidity was concerning to the doctor. (La pallidité du patient inquiétait le médecin.)
  2. Her pallidity gave her the appearance of a ghost. (Sa pallidité lui donnait l'apparence d'un fantôme.)
  3. After weeks indoors, his pallidity was noticeable. (Après des semaines à l'intérieur, sa pallidité était notable.)
  4. The pallidity of his face signaled his need for rest. (La pallidité de son visage signalait son besoin de repos.)
  5. The painting's pallidity evoked a sense of desolation. (La pallidité de la peinture évoquait un sentiment de désolation.)
  6. Her sudden pallidity shocked her friends. (Sa soudaine pallidité a choqué ses amis.)
  7. The actor's pallidity enhanced his role as a sickly character. (La pallidité de l'acteur a renforcé son rôle de personnage maladif.)
  8. The nurse noted the pallidity of the child's skin. (L'infirmière a noté la pallidité de la peau de l'enfant.)
  9. The pallidity in his complexion suggested a lack of nutrients. (La pallidité de son teint suggérait un manque de nutriments.)
  10. The pallidity in the room's decor made it uninviting. (La pallidité de la décoration de la pièce la rendait peu accueillante.)

Synonyms, antonyms, and similar words for "pallidity" in English

Synonyms: paleness, whiteness, lack of color, wanness, ashen color, fadedness, bloodlessness, sallowness, colorlessness, pastiness.

Antonyms: ruddiness, flush, redness, bloom, colorfulness, liveliness, vitality, vibrancy, rosiness, radiance.

Similar Words: anemia, ivory, pallor, ghostliness, bleached appearance, palor, moonscape, alabaster look, lily-white, washed-out look.

Synonyms, antonyms, and similar words for "pallidity" in French

Synonyms: pâleur, blêmeur, blancheur, décoloration, teinte livide, teint cireux, absence de couleur, aschénie, ivloid, colorlessness.

Antonyms: rougeur, éclat, vitalité, vigueur, couleur, chaleur, teinte rosée, animation, allure vivante, vivacité.

Similar Words: anémie, ivoire, lividité, spectre, blanchi, dépourvu de couleur, livide, teint d'albâtre, lunaire, teint de lys.

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