paleness

• Sustantivo que denota la falta anormal o notable de color en la piel, a menudo debida a enfermedad, susto o emoción, o bien a un tono de piel naturalmente muy claro. También puede referirse a la cualidad de algo pálido o tenue en color o luz.

A noun referring to an unnatural lack of color in the skin, often due to illness, emotional distress, or a naturally light complexion.

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1. Unnatural lack of skin colorB2formal

   An abnormal whiteness or loss of color in the skin, often due to illness, shock, or emotional distress.

   Palidez anormal de la piel

   • Her paleness was a clear sign of the shock she had experienced.
   • The doctor noted the patient's paleness and ordered blood tests.
   • His sudden paleness worried everyone in the room.

   Sinónimoslividitypallidnesspallorwanness

   Antónimosbloomflushruddiness

2. Naturally light complexionB2formal

   The quality of having a naturally fair or light skin tone.

   Tez clara natural

   • Her paleness was accentuated by her dark hair.
   • In some cultures, paleness is considered a sign of beauty.
   • His natural paleness made him stand out in the sunny climate.

   Sinónimosfairnesslightnesswhiteness

3. Deficiency in colorB2formal

   The state of being lacking in color or having a washed-out appearance.

   Palidez

   • The paleness of the painting suggested it had faded over time.
   • The sky had a strange paleness before the storm.
   • The paleness of the fabric made it look old and worn.

   Sinónimoscolorlessnesspallorwannesswhiteness

   Antónimoscolorflushglowrosinessruddiness