Synonyms for colors
col·ors

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1. colors, coloursnoun

   a flag that shows its nationality

   Synonyms:
   colours

2. colors, coloursnoun

   a distinguishing emblem

   "his tie proclaimed his school colors"

   Synonyms:
   colours

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1. • Emblem
   • Flag

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1. colorsnoun

   Synonyms:
   flag, standard, ensign, banner

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1. List of paraphrases for "colors":

   colours, color, colour, colores, colored, couleurs, alwan

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1. Michael Lohan:

   THIS will show her true colors! Thus, not even a call. But that's par for the course with Dina! She didn't even send a card or visit when he was sick."OK! Magazine: Lindsay's Grandfather Dies (August 28, 2008)1

2. Isabelle Olsson:

   Both men and women gravitated towards this color. It ended up being super gender neutral but still very expressive, it's really hard to find colors like that.

3. Linda Ronstadt:

   I just lost a lot of different colors of My Voice, singing is really complex. And I was made most aware of it by having it banished. I can still sing in my mind, but I can't do it physically.

4. Louis Leterrier:

   It's not like I can go and cast Brad Pitt and Julia Roberts and I know what Brad Pitt and Julia Roberts're going to bring to me, i had to build my Brad Pitt and build my Julia Roberts and describe to incredible sculptors the emotion that I wanted to depict and the raw puppets to have. It's so important, in the colors, the textures, everything -- every detail in a certain puppet is creating a character.

5. Alfred McEwen:

   Then we combine the colors because the images have a very low contrast.