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- adj. of a very dark grey
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“The Swansea unit is a stark, charcoal-grey box broken up by vividly coloured banquettes.”
“The gleaming white collar encircling his neck stood out in sharp contrast to both his skin colour and his well-tailored charcoal-grey suit.”
““This is only their pied-à-terre, you understand,” Martinez whispered as they were ushered into a finely appointed sitting room by a middle-aged man in a charcoal-grey business suit—the uniform, Mulcahy assumed, of the modern-day butler.”
“Their charcoal-grey skin was peeling from their faces, their arms, their necks, he said.”
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“He still looked like his normal superhumanly hot self, in a fitted charcoal-grey pea coat and matching wool cap.”
“He was a seedy little man, who always wore the same dusty charcoal-grey suit and a brown trilby far too jaunty for a man his age.”
“Billy sat up and placed his elbows onto his knees, looking over at Mr. Harding through sad, oval-shaped charcoal-grey eyes.”
“A striking man in his forties with a mane of greased black hair, tight jeans, black shirt with white buttons open halfway down his chest, heeled cowboy boots and silver-buckled belt walked up a giant charcoal-grey stallion that seemed barely under control.”
“Sebastian wore a charcoal-grey suit and a forest-green tie.”
“The sky is deep and dark with the edges of the trees outlined like black lace against an eerily soft charcoal-grey velvet.”
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