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hued Definition

hued (hyo̵̅o̅d)

adjective

having some (specified) shade or intensity of color or (a specified number of) colors rosy-hued, many-hued

Etymology: ME hewed, pp. of heowien, to color < OE heowian < heow: see hue

hued Usage Examples

Modifies a noun

  • soil: Visit Roussillon ( 10km ) - home to rock formations, and the most vivid red hued soil you will have ever seen.
  • tone: What makes the film striking is its rich imagery, superbly photographed in dark hued tones, and its insistent visual rhythms.

Modifying Another Word

  • richly: With their colored hair, richly hued clothes and luscious, expressive lips, the women appear irresistibly dazzling.
  • brilliantly: Many are brilliantly hued in blues, greens, violets, reds and browns; several appear metallic.
  • brightly: Browse the folk crafts and sample the brightly hued tropical fruits and you'll begin to get a taste of Antigua's true flavors.
  • vibrantly: This plant has to be one of the most vibrantly hued spurges.

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