The whiteness of the lily is a symbol of purity.
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Whiteness
//ˈwaɪtnəs//
Synonyms for "whiteness" (29 found)
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2 entriesderived
4 entriesis a
1 entriesrelated to
2 entriesTranslations
61 translations across 32 languages.
Ancient Greek
1 entries- λευκότης noun (state of being white)
Arabic
1 entries- بَيَاض noun (state of being white)
Armenian
2 entries- ճերմակություն noun (state of being white)
- սպիտակություն noun (state of being white)
Asturian
2 entries- blancor noun (state of being white)
- blancura noun (state of being white)
Bengali
1 entries- সফেদী noun (state of being white)
Bulgarian
2 entries- белота noun (state of being white)
- бледност noun (state of being white)
Catalan
3 entries- albor noun (state of being white)
- blancor noun (state of being white)
- blancúria noun (state of being white)
Classical Nahuatl
1 entries- iztacāyōtl noun (state of being white)
Dutch
3 entries- blankheid noun (quality of being white)
- witheid noun (state of being white)
- witheid noun (quality of being white)
Esperanto
1 entries- blankeco noun (quality of being white)
Finnish
1 entries- valkoisuus noun (state of being white)
French
4 entries- blancheur noun (state of being white)
- blancheur noun (quality of being white)
- blanchitude noun (quality of being white)
- blanchité noun (quality of being white)
Galician
3 entries- albura noun (state of being white)
- brancor noun (state of being white)
- brancura noun (state of being white)
Georgian
1 entries- სითეთრე noun (state of being white)
German
4 entries- Weisse noun (state of being white)
- Weissheit noun (state of being white)
- Weisssein noun (state of being white)
- Weiße noun (state of being white)
Hindi
1 entries- सफ़ेदी noun (state of being white)
Hungarian
1 entries- fehérség noun (state of being white)
Irish
2 entries- báine noun (state of being white)
- gile noun (state of being white)
Italian
2 entries- bianchezza noun (state of being white)
- biancore noun (state of being white)
Latin
1 entries- albitūdō noun (state of being white)
Ottoman Turkish
2 entries- بیاض noun (state of being white)
- بیاضلق noun (state of being white)
Polish
2 entries- białość noun (state of being white)
- biel noun (state of being white)
Portuguese
3 entries- alvura noun (state of being white)
- brancura noun (state of being white)
- branquitude noun (quality of being white)
Romanian
3 entries- albeață noun (state of being white)
- albiciune noun (state of being white)
- albitate noun (state of being white)
Russian
1 entries- белизна́ noun (state of being white)
Serbo-Croatian
2 entries- belina noun (state of being white)
- bjelina noun (state of being white)
Spanish
3 entries- albor noun (state of being white)
- albura noun (state of being white)
- blancura noun (state of being white)
Swedish
1 entries- vithet noun (state of being white)
Telugu
1 entries- తెల్లదనము noun (state of being white)
Thai
1 entries- ความขาว noun (state of being white)
Tocharian B
1 entries- arkwiññe noun (state of being white)
Turkish
2 entries- aklık noun (state of being white)
- beyazlık noun (state of being white)
Sample sentences
9 total sentences available.
Tom admired the pearly whiteness of the fabric.
Source: tatoeba (4298519)
And Jacob took green rods of poplar, and of almond, and of plane-trees, and pilled them in part; so when the bark was taken off, in the parts that were pilled, there appeared whiteness; but the parts that were whole remained green; and by this means the colour was divers.
Source: tatoeba (7821454)
She tossed off her little V. A. D. cap, and I admired the great loose waves of her auburn hair, and the smallness and whiteness of the hand she held out to claim her tea.
Source: tatoeba (8825717)
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