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local colourˌlocal ˈcolour British English, local color American English noun [uncountable] - I had already begun an outline for another book and for that I needed some local colour in an Eastern bloc country.
- More established resorts improve a lot on these standards, but perhaps offer less local colour and charm.
- Secondly the traditional dances and customs of a particular country that can give local colour and atmosphere to a plot or theme.
- She had not gone unnoticed by Ron Barton of the True Brit who was, as always, in search of local colour.
- Their function is to supply realism or local colour, and for these purposes their use is perfectly legitimate.
additional details in a story or picture that give you a better idea of what a place is really like: His description of the smells from the market added a touch of local color. |