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Shades of   /ʃeɪdz əv/   Listen
Shades of

noun
1.
Something that reminds you of someone or something.






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"Shades of" Quotes from Famous Books



... ever buoyant, ever young, If let alone, will sing as erst she sung; The course of circumstance gives back again The Picturesque, erewhile pursued in vain; Shows us the fount of Romance is not wasted— The lights and shades of contrast ...
— Summer on the Lakes, in 1843 • S.M. Fuller

... when Marjorie awoke the next morning. Indeed, the sun had not yet risen, but the coming of this event had cast rosy shadows before. The east was cloudily bright, where the golden beams were trying to break through the lingering shades of night, and the scattering clouds were ...
— Marjorie's Maytime • Carolyn Wells

... there are many who believe that there is in fact no other fate for any man; that every business is in the long run a belittling business; that whether you are a hodcarrier or a poet, as you go on in your calling, "shades of the prison-house" will close upon you and custom lie upon you "heavy as frost and deep almost ...
— Modern American Prose Selections • Various

... may be stained in any of the shades of brown or dark to harmonize with its lines of construction. A water stain will penetrate the wood best and after this is applied and thoroughly dried the surface should be well sanded to remove the roughness of the raised grain. Apply one coat of thin ...
— Mission Furniture - How to Make It, Part 2 • H. H. Windsor

... accurate pen-picture of a young and pretty girl who is bright, vivacious, piquant, tender, sweet and lovable. One might as well try to describe the twinkle of a star or the rainbow flash of a diamond. To picture the growth of love in such a girl's heart is like describing the shades of color in a rose, or the expression of affection in the eyes of a dog, ...
— Pocket Island - A Story of Country Life in New England • Charles Clark Munn


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