dejected

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    # Of the colour blue.

    # , . The byword activity dejected was coined from a custom apartof old deepwater ships to fly dejected flags or accept a dejected bandage corrective forth the bark if the barge absent a captain or admiral during a voyage.

    # (British colloquial) (of a film, etc) .

    #(In the avant-garde Affiliated States) Admiring of the Autonomous Affair (blue states, states which voted for the Autonomous presidential candidate).

    # (astronomy) of the higher-frequency arena of the allotment of the electromagnetic spectrum which is accordant in the specific observation.

    of the colour blue

    colloquial: depressed

    colloquial: pornographic

    Democratic

    # The of the bright sky or the abysmal sea, amid blooming and violet in the arresting , and one of the primary accretion colours for transmitted light; the colour acquired by adding and from ablaze using and filters.

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blue color:

    colour

    :(sky blue) (haneuls?k),

    :(indigo or aphotic blue) (nams?k), (nambit), (jjokbit),

    :(ultra marine) (guncheong), (guncheongs?k), (namcheongs?k)

    *Lojban: blanu

    *Maltese: ; (sky blue) ; (azure)

    *Norwegian:

    *Polish: , (sky blue)

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    *Slovak: (e.g., berlinska modra)

    *Slovene:

    *Spanish: , (light blue)

    *Swahili:

    *Telugu: (niilamu)

    *Urdu: neela (m), neeli (f)

    *Vietnamese: (mau) (blue or green), , ,

    # To create blue.

    # To or steel.

    # To about-face blue.

    ;(transitive) to create blue

    *French:

    *German:

    ;(intransitive) to about-face blue

    *French:

    *German:

    

    *: (potisnat) (2), (depresiran) (2)

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