Pronunciation: /ˈəˌɡeɪt ɡreɪ/
noun a type of mineral often used in jewelry
A1 I like the agate gray color of that car.
A2 The walls of the old castle were painted in agate gray.
B1 The interior designer recommended painting the living room in agate gray for a modern look.
B2 The agate gray marble countertops in the kitchen added a touch of elegance to the room.
C1 The artist mixed different shades of agate gray to create a stunning landscape painting.
C2 The fashion designer's new collection featured luxurious fabrics in various tones of agate gray.
adjective describing a shade of gray resembling the color of agate
A1 The cat's fur was a soft agate gray color.
A2 She painted her bedroom walls in a calming agate gray shade.
B1 The car was a sleek agate gray, blending in with the city streets.
B2 The designer chose an agate gray fabric for the sofa to create a modern look.
C1 The luxurious yacht was painted in a stunning agate gray hue.
C2 The agate gray marble countertops added a touch of elegance to the kitchen.
formal The exterior of the building was painted in a sleek agate gray color.
informal I love that agate gray sweater you're wearing, it looks really nice.
slang That agate gray car is so cool, I wish I could afford one.
figurative Her eyes were a deep agate gray, reflecting the storm brewing within her.
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