In a manner that is greyish-blue, pale, or dim in appearance; with a glaucous or whitish-grey quality.
From glaucous (Latin glaucus, from Greek glaukos 'bluish-grey') + -ly (adverb-forming suffix). Describes the manner or way something appears with a greyish or faded quality.
Poets use this word to describe landscapes that look washed out and dreamy—like when fog or age makes the world look less vivid and more mysterious.
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