greyed

UK
/ɡreɪd/
US
/ɡreɪd/

Translations

greyedadjective
more greyed
Comp.
most greyed
Super.
UK
/ɡreɪd/
US
/ɡreɪd/
The greyed sky signaled the coming storm.
Серое небо сигнализировало о приближающейся буре.
His hair was greyed from years of stress.
Его волосы были поседевшими от многолетнего стресса.
greyverb

greyed

Past Simple

greyed
Past Simple
greyed
Past Participle
greying
Gerund
As he aged, his hair began to grey.
С возрастом его волосы начали седеть.
Synonyms
turn gray
turn grey
silver over

Definitions

greyedadjective
Having a dull or faded appearance, often due to age or wear.
The once vibrant painting was now greyed and lacked its original luster.
Describing hair that has turned gray, typically as a result of aging.
His greyed hair gave him a distinguished and wise appearance.
Lacking in color or vibrancy, often used metaphorically to describe something that is dull or lifeless.
The greyed landscape seemed to reflect the somber mood of the day.
greyverb
To become gray or cause to become gray, especially in reference to hair.
As he aged, his hair began to grey at the temples.