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1. (n.) pallor
unusual or extreme paleness, as from fear, ill health, or death.
Etymology: (1650–60; < L: paleness <pall(ēre) to be pale)
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1. (noun) lividness, lividity, luridness, paleness, pallidness, pallor, wanness, achromasia
unnatural lack of color in the skin (as from bruising or sickness or emotional distress)
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1. (adj) pallor
paleness; want of color; pallidity; as, pallor of the complexion
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1. pallor
A clinical manifestation consisting of an unnatural paleness of the skin.
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Sense: unpleasant paleness
an unhealthy pallor.
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 Afrikaans: bleekheid |
 Arabic: شُحوب الوَجْه |
 Bulgarian: бледност |
 Brazilian: palidez |
 Czech: bledost, sinalost |
 German: die Blässe |
 Danish: bleghed |
 Greek: χλομάδα |
 Spanish: palidez |
 Estonian: kahvatus |
 Farsi: رنگ پریدگی |
 Finnish: kalvakkuus |
 French: pâleur |
 Hebrew: חִיווָרוֹן |
 Hindi: पीलापन, फीकापन |
 Croatian: bljedoća |
 Hungarian: sápadtság |
 Indonesian: kepucatan |
 Icelandic: fölvi |
 Italian: pallore |
 Japanese: 青ざめた顔色 |
 Korean: 핼쑥함, 파리함 |
 Lithuanian: blyškumas, pabalimas |
 Latvian: (neveselīgs) bālums |
 Malay: pucat |
 Dutch: vaalheid |
 Norwegian: blekhet |
 Polish: (chorobliwa) bladość |
 Persian: رنگ پریدگی |
 Pashto: پيكه والى، تت والى، پيكه |
 Portuguese: palidez |
 Romanian: paloare |
 Russian: бледность |
 Slovak: bledosť |
 Slovenian: bledica |
 Serbian: bledilo |
 Swedish: blekhet |
 Thai: ความซีดเผือด |
 Turkish: solgunluk |
 Taiwanese: 臉色蒼白 |
 Ukrainian: блідість |
 Urdu: بے رونقي، زردي |
 Vietnamese: vẻ xanh xao |
 Chinese: 脸色苍白 |
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