how do you put the word pale in a sentence?

Answer 1

Pale can be used as a verb, adjective, or noun (although not commonly).

Adjective meaning light in color: Because she wore sunscreen and avoided the sunlight, her skin was pale.

Verb meaning to lose color: If I drop a hammer on my toe, first it will pale, then it will redden, and finally it will bruise.

Verb meaning to become insignificant: I knew that my grades would pale next to those of the class valedictorian.

Noun meaning bounds of morality: Her pole dancing is beyond the pale.

Noun meaning a wooden stake: The house was surrounded by a pale fence.

Sentence using the word in all of its forms: Spike will pale at the sight of Buffy with her pail of pales that she might use to impale the already pale vampire.

Answer 2

You just have when you asked the question.

Other than that you use it as a descriptive word to mean anything of a lighter shade/colour for example when somebody is ill it is said that they look pale.

Answer 3

Usually as an adjective (pale skin, pale face, pale horse, etc).

Answer 4

I am as pale as a white woman!

Answer 5

Little Susy was so sick she was becoming pale.

Or the pale skys was an indication of it turning night.

Or my skin is pale i need a tan

Answer 6

She looked pale today.

Answer 7

The elderly woman stayed inside much of the time, therfore her skin was unusually pale.
[not sure bout spelling]
um...it's also an adjective i think, which would describe a noun, or another adjective...

Answer 8

When the nuclear bomb exploded, all other explosions he'd seen before, paled into insignificance! 'The vile logic of this murderer are beyond the pale!'

Answer 9

you're very pale...
do you think I am pale?
wow you are pale!
she has a pale like color to her face.
etc etc...