What is another word for grey
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grey
/ɡreɪ/
A color intermediate between black and white, as of ashes or lead.
Antonyms of grey
Adjectives
Strongest matches:
- colorful
- bright
- vibrant
Weak matches:
- polychromatic
- vivid
- multicolored
Nouns
Strongest matches:
- rainbow
- spectrum
Weak matches:
- kaleidoscope
- palette
Synonyms
gray, silver, slate, charcoal, pewter, gunmetal, ash, lead, silvered, smoky
Usage examples:
1. She wore a beautiful grey dress that complemented her eyes.
2. The sky was a dull grey, promising rain later in the day.
3. They chose a light grey paint for the living room walls to create a soothing atmosphere.
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Frequently asked questions
What is a direct antonym of 'grey' that implies vividness or brightness?
A direct antonym of 'grey' in the context of implying vividness or brightness would be 'colorful.' While 'grey' often denotes something dull, lacking in color, or something in between, 'colorful' suggests something rich in color, vibrant, and full of life.
If 'grey' can mean unclear or uncertain, what word would represent clarity or certainty?
In contexts where 'grey' symbolizes ambiguity or uncertainty, the antonym would be 'clear' or 'certain.' These words suggest definitiveness, clarity of thought or situation, and the absence of any confusion or ambiguity.
What is an antonym of 'grey' when used to describe weather or mood?
When 'grey' is used to describe gloomy weather or a somber mood, an antonym could be 'sunny' for weather, indicating bright, cheerful conditions, and 'cheerful' for mood, suggesting a state of happiness or optimism.
Can 'white' be considered an antonym of 'grey,' and in what context?
Yes, 'white' can be considered an antonym of 'grey' in certain contexts, especially when discussing colors in a literal sense. 'Grey' is often seen as a neutral or intermediate color, whereas 'white' represents purity, brightness, and the presence of all colors in light. In metaphorical terms, 'white' could symbolize clarity or purity in contrast to the ambiguity or dullness often associated with 'grey.'