bluish

adjective

blu·ish ˈblü-ish

: somewhat blue : having a tinge of blue

bluishness noun

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The eerie bluish hue of the original is also gone, replaced with a much grungier, darker lighting befitting of the cinematic language of more horror movies. —

Aimee Hart, Rolling Stone, 10 Oct. 2024 The pain is usually sore and dull at the impact site, with additional symptoms such as a bluish discoloration or swelling.11 This condition often results from direct impact or trauma, such as falls or bumps.11 Humerus Fracture Causes of a broken humerus include intense physical traumas and falls. —

Sarah Jividen, Health, 11 Oct. 2024 Adjusting the Color Temperature will heavily affect the overall look, with the Warm modes giving a redder overall tone and Standard or Cool modes looking more bluish. —

Ryan Waniata, WIRED, 12 Sep. 2024 The name comes from the grass’ purplish-blue buds, which give off a bluish hue in the sunlight during springtime. —

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