Sentence examples for brownish from high-quality English sources.

• Perhaps the brownish algae masks other coral’s pigments.

• It is a reddish or brownish fish and grows to about 60 centimetres long.

• This pure whiteness was somehow tainted by the pinkish-brownish vein that runs from arsehole to scrotum.

• My mother had just bought me two shirts, Maybelline mascara in brownish-black, and a new push-up bra at Target.

• He assembles a harem, and each hen lays 8–15 brownish spotted eggs in a hollow in the ground.

• Coat colour is highly variable, ranging from grayish white through bluish and brownish shades to almost black.

• His remaining works are filled with a hazy, brownish light that serves to enhance the romance of their moodiness.

• It’s a mindset, a habit, a reassuring brownish colour scheme that stands for so much more than spicy chicken on a grill.

Use brownish in a sentence.

• From its resemblance to natural crystal, this material was called cristallo, although in fact it often has a not unpleasing brownish or grayish cast.

• Camargue rice from France, is a brownish red colour and has a nutty flavour, it takes about 20 mins to simmer but should still retain a little ‘bite’ when cooked.

• Indian kapok, floss from the simal cotton tree (Bombax malabarica), native to India, has many of the qualities of the Java type but is more brownish yellow in colour and less resilient.

• Symptoms consist of extreme liver and spleen enlargement, mental retardation, and a brownish-yellow skin discoloration; foamy cells containing phospholipids are found in several organs.

• There is a greenish or brownish, musty or foul-smelling discharge from the outer-ear canal, while the affected outer ear becomes tender, dusky red, and two to three times its normal thickness.

• Two popular dark colors, one brownish-orange and the other more purple-burgundy, ran into the same hurdle, and Harrington pressed the group to identify cultural trends behind the emerging palette.

• Without that brownish internal photosynthetic factory pumping out meals for the coral, the underlying skeleton shines through the translucent coral flesh as bleach white, and the coral is at risk of starving to death.

• Infection by Tilletia tritici (formerly T. caries) or T. laevis (formerly T. foetida) causes normal kernels to be replaced by “smut balls” containing powdery masses of brownish black spores characterized by a dead-fish odour.

brownish sentence examples

• There are these small trickles of water running here and there, kind of a brownish sand stretching in all directions, a few cow footprints, weird little bushes, a rusty car axle sticking up out of the brownish sand.

• Among the many serranid sea basses valued for food and sport are grouper; the black sea bass (Centropristis striata), a gray, brownish, or blackish species of the western Atlantic; and the graysby (Petrometopon cruentatus), of tropical western Atlantic waters.

• The fruit is the size of a large orange, obscurely six-sided, with a smooth leathery skin that ranges from brownish yellow to red; within, it is divided into several chambers containing many thin transparent arils of reddish, juicy pulp, each surrounding an angular elongated seed.

• This is true despite the fact that even individual garnet species may assume several different colours: almandine’s colour range is deep red to dark brownish red; pyrope may be pink to purplish or deep red to nearly black; spessartine may be brownish orange, burgundy, or reddish brown; grossular may be nearly colourless, white, pale green, yellow, orange, pink, yellowish brown, or brownish red; and andradite may be honey yellow or greenish yellow, brown, red, or nearly black.