Colour (an argument) – Influence or distort someone's argument; especially in a negative way
(Pronounced kul-uh)
To remember the definition of the word colour, use the following mnemonic:
She presented a highly coloured argument – her view had been distorted by a group with bizarre views.
Examples of colour (an argument) in a sentence
Her view of the royal family was coloured by her extremely anti-royalist parents.
The older pupils attempted to colour the new starters perception of the headteacher.
The candidate was unabashed in his blatant attempt to colour her opinion of the opposition.
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