Meaning of "tinge here?
Now with a moment to sit and reflect, Langdon felt a tinge(colour slightly?) of amazement as the news of the Pope’s murder finally registered in his mind
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The writer mixed up "twinge" and "tinge", and that is the charitable interpretation of his error. You can't feel a tinge of anything. Your mood can have a tinge of something, maybe, bit you can't feel a tinge.
- The writer mixed up "twinge" and "tinge", and that is the charitable interpretation of his error.
- You can't feel a tinge of anything.
- Your mood can have a tinge of something, maybe, bit you can't feel a tinge.
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The writer mixed up "twinge" and "tinge", and that is the charitable interpretation of his error. You can't feel a tinge of anything. Your mood can have a tinge of something, maybe, bit you can't feel a tinge.
0A very low level of a feeling. e.g "a tinge of sadness"
https://dictionary.cambridge.org/dictionary/english/tinge?q=tinge_1
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They are also left with a tinge of remorse that they couldn't have kept Lee, too.
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