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canescent

 

Definitions from WordNet

Adjective canescent has 2 senses
  1. canescent - grayish white; "the canescent moon"
    Antonym:
    chromatic (indirect, via achromatic)
  2. canescent, hoary - covered with fine whitish hairs or down
    Antonym: hairless (indirect, via hairy)

Definitions from the Web

Term: Canescent

Part of Speech: Adjective

Sense 1: Becoming white or grayish; turning or tending to a pale or gray color.

Usage: Canescent hair is a common sign of aging.

Sample Sentence 1: The once vibrant green leaves of the plant gradually became canescent with age.

Sample Sentence 2: Her hair gradually grew canescent, adding an air of sophistication to her appearance.

Sense 2: Covered or adorned with whitish or grayish pubescence or fine hairs.

Usage: The canescent texture of the spider's web caught drops of dew in the morning sunlight.

Sample Sentence 1: The petals of the canescent flower felt velvety to the touch.

Sample Sentence 2: The canescent leaves of the plant provided a beautiful contrast against its vibrant blooms.

Sense 3: Pertaining to or characteristic of an area that is popular or well-known.

Usage: The canescent beaches of that tropical island attract tourists from all over the world.

Sample Sentence 1: The canescent nightlife of the city offers a diverse range of entertainment options.

Sample Sentence 2: The local cuisine of the canescent region has gained international acclaim.

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