slatey

/ˈsleɪti/
adjective
  1. Having a dark gray color like slate rock.
    • The sky turned a slatey gray just before the storm hit.
    • She wore a slatey blue dress that matched her eyes.
    • The old stone wall had a slatey tint in the afternoon light.
  2. Having the texture or quality of slate, such as being smooth, hard, or flaky.
    • The cliff face had a slatey feel, smooth and cool to the touch.
    • The artist chose a slatey surface for her charcoal drawing.
    • The path was covered in slatey gravel that crunched underfoot.
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