Pallid

Bark is pallid, like that of fig trees.

Found in the southeast corner of The Pallid Glade northeast of Nostrava.

He arrived by chance and was thrilled by its desolation — 'vast hills and plains, with exposed black and brown earth spots everywhere, under a pallid canopy of brooding silence'.

Slight, pallid, half-terrified, half-bold as brass – a pop singer who, by his own confession, can barely sing a note – Lawrence is superb.

Trump’s pallid rating, to no surprise, reflects a deep partisan divide.

As a result, the idea of death itself seems increasingly pallid.

This supine self-censorship goes way beyond political correctness, a shop-worn term too pallid for the profundity of the problem.

What in their personalities was anything other than feckless and pallid?

I saw many wounded soldiers in the Wilderness who hung on to their rifles, and whose intention was clearly stamped on their pallid faces.

PS Ch.8 The youthful Snape had a "stringy, pallid look", being "round-shouldered yet angular", having a "twitchy" walk "that recalled a spider" and "long oily hair that jumped about his face".