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blankish en · ADJ

Etymology

From blank + -ish.

Meanings

1. Somewhat blank; more or less blank.
   • A blank (or even blankish) sheet of paper does not constitute an adequate agenda for complex negotiations in which neither side fully trusts the integrity of the other. 1978, Foreign Press on Cyprus, page 75:
   • We pulled up at the blankish wall of a multi-storey car park. 1997, Robert McLiam Wilson, Eureka Street, page 169:

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