Pronunciation: [mˈɔː blˈuː ɡɹˈe͡ɪ] (IPA) 
The spelling of "more blue gray" can be tricky due to the use of multiple vowels in a row. The word begins with the sound /m/ followed by the vowel combination /ɔːr/ which makes the sound "aw". The following vowel cluster /uː/ creates the "oo" sound. The final syllable is spelled with the vowel /eɪ/ which produces the long "a" sound. The IPA transcription for "more blue gray" is /mɔːr bluː ɡreɪ/.
"More blue gray" is a color term that refers to a shade or tone that predominantly contains both blue and gray hues, with an increased emphasis on the blue component. This color is best described as a cool, muted, and desaturated mixture of blue and gray. The term "more" in this context indicates a stronger presence of the blue color, surpassing the balanced combination commonly observed in a typical blue gray shade.
Blue gray itself is a color often associated with elements of both calmness and sophistication. It combines the coolness of the blue color, representing tranquility, loyalty, and stability, with the neutrality and subtlety of gray, symbolizing adaptability, balance, and practicality. When the blue component is heightened in a more blue gray hue, it adds a sense of depth, vibrancy, and intensity to the overall coloration.
The perception of color can vary depending on individual experiences and interpretations, and thus, the exact appearance of a more blue gray shade may differ from person to person. However, it generally exhibits qualities of a bluish undertone with a dominant gray presence, creating a unique blend that evokes feelings of serenity, sophistication, and modernity.
