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Color:
Faded Denim


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Colors with the same hue:
Ink
Lead
Slate gray
Celestial Blue
Iceberg
Cloudy Gray
Heather
Baby blue eyes
Similar colors:
Slate gray
Dreamy Blue
Horizon Blue
Stormy Blue
Rackley
Raven
Dull Blue
Faded Blue
Iceberg
Roman silver
Steel blue
Storm
Livid
Lead
Aegean
Glacier
Soft Blue
Steel Gray
Glaucous
Serene Blue
Cloudy Gray
Celestial Blue
Shimmering Blue
Sea blue
Cerulean
Polished pine
Heather
Little boy blue
Thundercloud
Cool grey
Words evoked by this color:
imagined,  sweven,  miffed,  gale,  blustery,  moraine,  reticence,  unexpressed,  imperturbable,  stasis,  even,  quay,  reconstructed,  sloan,  exacting,  oligopolistic,  measured,  40-50,  reticent,  hiatus,  nonchalant,  unfazed,  aloofness,  philosophic,  squab,  unchanging,  cliff,  massif,  immovable,  crag,  solitude,  dwell,  gibraltar,  stilled,  contrite,  mea_culpa,  orkney,  cerebral,  reasoned,  rational,  negotiator,  pragmatist,  deliberative,  deliberation,  composed,  ordovician,  reconsideration,  negotiated,  accompanied,  reconstructing
Literary analysis:
In literature, the phrase "faded denim" is often used to evoke a sense of worn-in authenticity and timeless utilitarian style. For example, in one work the term colors a billed cap, immediately suggesting an item that has seen much use and journeyed through rugged terrain [1]. Similarly, in another narrative it paints a picture of a character whose work attire—a faded denim shirt paired with similarly muted blue jeans—speaks to both the character’s hardworking life and the subtle wear of time [2].
  1. He got out and started directly into the woods, wearing a faded denim billed cap and carrying machete and two flashlights.
    — from The Report on Unidentified Flying Objects by Edward J. Ruppelt
  2. He stood five feet six in his work-scuffed brogans, faded blue jeans and an equally faded denim work shirt.
    — from The Black Fawn by Jim Kjelgaard



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