Discolor example sentences

"Discolor" Example Sentences

1. The paint had started to discolor from years of exposure to the sun.
2. The fruit quickly discolored after being left out at room temperature.
3. The fabric discolored after repeated washings.
4. The paper discolored and became brittle with age.
5. The lemon juice discolored the materials that it spilled on.
6. The flowers began to discolor and wilt after a few days.
7. The ink stain had discolored the carpet.
8. The explosion discharged fumes that quickly discolored the outer walls of the building.
9. The counter top had started to discolor from years of use.
10. The mahogany table had begun to slightly discolor around the edges.
11. The tea had discolored the inside of the porcelain cup.
12. The liquid on her skin has begun to discolor and blister her flesh.
13. The swimming pool walls had started to discolor from years of constant chlorinated water.
14. The varnish had begun to discolor and peel away from the wooden furniture.
15. The air had discolored the historic paintings over time.
16. You could see the wood had started to discolor from water damage.
17. The rust had caused the metal to discolor in unattractive ways.
18. The old photographs had started to discolor and fade.
19. The bleach had discolored the collar of his favorite shirt.
20. The ink staining had discolored the manuscript's pages.
21. The candle wax had discolored the dining room table.
22. The urine had discolored the carpet where the dog had an accident.
23. The chemical reaction had discolored and tarnished the silverware.
24. The years of cigarette smoke had discolored the walls and ceilings of the old apartment.
25. The acid had severely discolored and weakened the marble countertop.
26. The material had started to discolor after repeated machine washings.
27. The wine stain had significantly discolored the tablecloth.
28. Exposure to the sun had discolored the tire rubber over time.
29. The food had discolored the inside of the refrigerator.
30. The acid had quickly discolored and dissolved parts of the plastic container.
31. The coffee stains had badly discolored the couch cushions.
32. The tannin in the wine had discolored the china teacups.
33. The stove's constant heat had discolored the dish towel.
34. The antiseptic had discolored the wound and caused some minor irritation.
35. Pollutants in the air had discolored the car's exterior finish.
36. The yellow dye had discolored all of my white clothing.
37. The leather had started to discolor and crack from exposure to the elements.
38. The makeup stain had discolored the end table's finish.
39. The coffee spill had discolored the white rug.
40. The marker ink had badly discolored the wall where my child had scribbled.
41. The grass stain had discolored my son's favorite pants.
42. The ketchup stain had discolored my daughter's white blouse.
43. The iodine had discolored and irritated the patient's skin.
44. The minerals in the water had discolored the bathroom fixtures over time.
45. The red wine spill had discolored the cream carpet.
46. The unfiltered tap water had discolored the tiles in the shower.
47. The blood spill had discolored the sheets and required replacement.
48. The fire had severely discolored and warped the wooden frame.
49. Exposure to sunlight had discolored and faded the drapes over time.
50. The bleach had badly discolored the colored clothing.
51. The acid had severely discolored the sidewalk.
52. The chemical spill had discolored the floor and required professional cleaning.
53. The freckles had discolored her light skin.
54. Pollutants in the air had discolored the exterior of the historic building.
55. The mold had discolored and weakened the wooden structure.
56. The cigarette smoke had badly discolored the ceiling.
57. The berries had discolored my daughter's tongue when she tasted them.
58. The medication had discolored his teeth and caused some minor staining.
59. The urine had discolored the carpet and caused a permanent stain.
60. The age had discolored and yellowed the old newspaper clippings.

Common Phases

1. The contact with the acid discolored the tablecloth.
2. The chemical spill discolored parts of the carpet.
3. The fruit started to discolor after sitting out for too long.
4. Exposure to sunlight gradually discolored the wallpaper.
5. Her expensive white blouse quickly discolored after washing it with dark clothes.
6. Long term exposure to pollutants can discolor the exterior walls of buildings.
7. The rust started to discolor the once shiny metal surface.
8. The old paintings began to discolor with age.
9. The cups were discolored from repeated use and excessive washing.
10. The dye in the blue jeans discolored the white pillowcase.
11. The purple cabbage juice discolored all the other vegetables in the container.
12. The antiques slowly discolored due to oxidation over the years.
13. The bookshelves began to discolor from the sun exposure through the window.
14. Dirt particles embedded in the carpet discolored the once beige area rug.
15. The wine stain quickly discolored the couch cushion beyond repair.
16. The cup sitting in the garage for years had discolored from all the dust and chemical exposure.
17. The tea stains discolored the once white pages of the antique book.
18. The neglected swimming pool water discolored and faded the colorful inner tubes.
19. The faded and discolored buttoned shirt was thrown out.
20. Time slowly discolored and yellowed the old newspapers.
21. The water damage gradually discolored the ceiling.
22. The metals in the soil discolored the formerly white stone garden path.
23. Neglect caused the silverware to severely discolor over time.
24. The old drains started to discolor and corrode from chemical buildup and tree roots.
25. The gold jewelry quickly started to discolor once it was taken out of its box.
26. The hand-me-down shoes were severely discolored and worn from years of use.
27. The glassware and china had discolored badly from years of improper storage.
28. The tarnish started to slightly discolor the metal coat rack.
29. Magic markers left for too long on paper discolored the once stark white color.
30. Discolored and brown patches of grass appeared in the lawn from overwatering.
31. Heat and humidity discolored and warped the wooden floorboards.
32. The wall had discolored from years of nicotine exposure.
33. The storm badly discolored the once pristine and white siding.
34. Steel wool pads discolored the porcelain sink basin.
35. The mineral deposits in the water discolored the fixtures and showerhead.
36. Repeated bleaching discolored and weakened the fabric of the towels.
37. The fruit juice stained plastic containers were badly discolored and impossible to clean.
38. The old fragile photographs had severely discolored and faded with age.
39. Chemical spills and fumes over the years had gradually discolored all the ceiling tiles.
40. The decorative tiles and grout had become badly discolored from lack of maintenance.
41. The marble countertops had discolored over time from exposure to household cleaners.
42. The bleach used to clean the bathtub severely discolored the grout between the tiles.
43. The closet doors had badly discolored from years of exposure to cleaning chemicals.
44.The toys left outside for too long had begun to discolor and fade from the sunlight.
45. The lemon juice used for cleaning quickly discolored the white cotton dishcloth.
46. Years of cigarette smoke caused all the walls and ceiling to become badly discolored.
47. Coffee and tea stains discolored the once pristine white tablecloth.
48. The bird droppings gradually discolored the once white exterior paint job.
49. The grime of city living quickly discolored the pristine windowsills.
50. The once colorful pens had badly discolored and stopped writing properly.
51. The copper pipes slowly started to tarnish and discolor from lack of maintenance.
52. The weather vane had become badly discolored and rusted from years of exposure.
53. The bleach used to clean the bathroom grout severely discolored the marble floor tiles.
54. The unprotected garden statuary quickly became discolored and dingy from the elements.
55. The toddler's colorful toys had badly discolored from exposure to food and saliva.
56. The mold quickly discolored and weakened the wooden furniture left in the damp basement.
57. The unfiltered pool water had badly discolored and faded all the bathing suits left in it.
58. The dirty dishes had badly discolored the once white kitchen sink and drainboard.
59. The corner of the picture frame had discolored from years of exposure to sunlight.
60. The basement flood badly discolored the wall-to-wall carpeting throughout the house.