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I could hear a tinge of regret in his voice.tinge = slight amount
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The sky was a beautiful blue with just a tinge of pink where the sun was rising.
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His red hair was cut so short it was just a tinge of rust creeping out of his cap. (source)tinge = a slight amount
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More even than of strength, he gave an impression of confidence and of an understanding tinged by irony. (source)tinged = with a slight amount
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Now as came near, it was tinged with a flickering sparkle of man colours at the surface, reflected and splintered from the wavering light of his torch. (source)tinged = slightly colored
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Inside, warm air tinged with the smell of engine oil enveloped her.† (source)tinged = with a slight amount (often of color)
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And there in the corner, at a table for two, her hair tinged with gray, the willowy woman waited.† (source)tinged = with a slight amount (often of color)
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Draco Malfoy didn't go red, but a pink tinge appeared in his pale cheeks.† (source)tinge = a slight amount; or to contain a slight amount
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Tinges of brown.† (source)Tinges = adds or has a slight amount (often of color)
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All those scraggy-looking Santa Clauses were standing on corners ringing those bells, and the Salvation Army girls, the ones that don't wear any lipstick or anything, were tinging bells too.† (source)tinging = adding a slight amount (often of color)
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Cal meets my eyes, a silver blush tingeing his cheeks.† (source)tingeing = adding a slight amount (often of color)
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Though I had left the island eight years before, my memories of prison were still fresh and untinged by nostalgia.† (source)untinged = without a slight amount (often of color)standard prefix: The prefix "un-" in untinged means not and reverses the meaning of tinged. This is the same pattern you see in words like unhappy, unknown, and unlucky.
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A ripple again, this one tinged with growing excitement.† (source)tinged = with a slight amount (often of color)
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It had a pale, bluish tinge and there were marks on its neck where the umbilical chord had strangled it.† (source)tinge = a slight amount; or to contain a slight amount
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She looked scared, her chest heaving, her face reddening, with tinges of gray skirting the edges.† (source)tinges = adds or has a slight amount (often of color)
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This we have seen done by England, our old rival and enemy; and by France, strangely coupled with her against us, under the influence of the Anglicism strongly tinging the policy of her present prime minister, Guizot.† (source)tinging = adding a slight amount (often of color)
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