Sallower example sentences

Related (10): pallid, wan, ashen, pale, dim, faded, washed-out, bleached, waned, wanning

sal·low

adjective

sallower (comparative adjective)

  - (of a person's face or complexion) of an unhealthy yellow or pale brown color:

Synonyms

yellowish, jaundiced, pallid, wan, pale, waxen, anemic, bloodless, colorless, pasty, sickly, peaky, peaked, etiolated, lymphatic, rosy, glowing

"Sallower" Example Sentences

1. His face was sallower than usual, a sign of his worsening health.
2. His skin was sallower than before, a sign that he was getting sicker.
3. She noticed his sallower complexion, a sign that he was not feeling well.
4. His skin had turned a sallower shade, indicating his declining health.
5. His sallower complexion suggested a lack of energy and vitality.
6. He looked sallower than usual, a sign that his health was not good.
7. His sallower skin tone was a sign that he was not feeling his best.
8. His face had taken on a sallower hue, revealing his weakened state.
9. His sallower complexion was a clear indication of his ill health.
10. His sallower skin was a visible indication that he was not well.
11. He had a sallower complexion than usual, a sign that he was ill.
12. His sallower complexion revealed his weakened condition.
13. His skin had taken on a sallower shade, a sign of his ill health.
14. His face had become sallower, a sign that he was unwell.
15. His skin had taken on a sallower shade, a sign of his decline in health.
16. His sallower skin tone was a sign of his deteriorating health.
17. His sallower complexion was a sign that he was not in good health.
18. His face was sallower than usual, a clear indication of his condition.
19. She noticed his sallower complexion, a sign of his poor health.
20. His sallower complexion was a sign of his weakened state.

Common Phases

Wake Up; Brush Teeth; Get Dressed; Eat Breakfast; Commute to Work; Work; Commute Home; Eat Dinner; Relax; Go to Bed.

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