Colors and Shapes - Shades of White
Read this lesson to learn the names of different shades of white in English, such as "magnolia", "milky", and "ivory".
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of a soft off-white color with a warm undertone, resembling the aged or weathered look of antique furniture
having a creamy and off-white color, resembling the hue of elephant ivory
of a pale yellow color resembling the color of ripe corn silk, often used to describe a warm, light yellowish hue
of a pale beige or off-white color, often used to represent the average color of the universe
having a soft, creamy white color often associated with the color of flowers
of a pale greyish-yellow or cream color, named after the pale fur of the Isabella rabbit
describing a soft, pale shade of creamy white or pink, inspired by the color of magnolia flowers
having a pale grayish-white color that resembles the color of smoke as it rises and dissipates into the air
displaying a pale, yellowish-white color that resembles the color of aged parchment paper
of a shiny, light-colored shade, like the color of a pearl or something shiny and elegant
of a light and delicate shade resembling the soft tones found in seashells
having a warm, creamy white color reminiscent of the sweet, aromatic flavor of vanilla beans
having a pale, almost ethereal shade of white that evokes a sense of otherworldliness or subtle mystery
having a light, pale yellow color reminiscent of the delicate, airy texture of chiffon fabric and the vibrant hue of fresh lemons
displaying a warm, creamy off-white color with a hint of yellow and brown, reminiscent of the earthy tones used in Navajo traditional art and décor
of a pure, crisp white color that is clean and bright, often associated with the minimalist aesthetic of Dutch design
of a soft, pale off-white color that resembles the color of the interior of an eggshell
having a pale ivory or creamy white color, resembling the color of ivory or bone, often associated with purity, elegance, and sophistication