Flavescent (adj)
flav-es-ent
Yellowish
First recorded in 1850–55. From the Latin flāvescere, meaning “to become yellow;” possibly from Proto-Indo-European root *bʰel-, meaning “shiny.”
Example sentences
“as the sun rose, a flavescent mist settled in the valley.”
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