Definition of hued
: colored
—usually used in combination
- green-hued
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Since officially becoming the Duchess of Sussex, Meghan Markle has stuck to a strictly neutral-hued wardrobe for all of her royal engagements.
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The broad front of the house is reached by brick steps that end at a dark-hued front door flanked by white shutters and circular windows.
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In rare cases, Bell ruminates on the saturation of color, as with a series of red-hued boxes featured in last year’s Whitney Biennial.
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The kitchen features teal-hued cabinetry and an island topped with stainless steel.
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This year, however, thanks to the bold-hued inspiration of the late 1980s and early ’90s, the soft neutral ivories and taupes have been replaced with reds, greens, mustards.
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The artist is inspired by vernacular painting, but with a dark twist — imagine brightly hued canvases that feature beings both monstrous and angelic.
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The avenue known as Sand Hill Road is lined with low-slung, beige-hued buildings, interspersed with sunny courtyards and flowing fountains.
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And there were no brown-colored sugar remnants lingering on my desk as there are with the more brightly hued varieties.
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First Known Use of hued
before 12th century
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