(al-bye-no) (Noun)
Meaning:
A person or animal having a congenital absence of pigment in the skin and hair (white) and the eyes (typically pink).
Usage:
1. The rare ______ tiger became the preserve’s most mysterious inhabitant. <br>2. She is an ______ with strikingly pale skin and white hair.
Read this story to remember this word:
In a verdant forest shrouded in mystery, there roamed an albino fawn, a being of such pure beauty and rarity that it was said to be a harbinger of profound change. This fawn, with its ghostly white coat and gentle gaze, moved like a wisp of light among the shadows, a contrast to the vibrant hues of its home. The creatures of the forest, initially fearful of its otherworldly appearance, soon recognized the fawn as one of their own, a symbol of unity in diversity. The tale of the albino fawn teaches us that true beauty lies in difference, and that the most striking of appearances can herald the greatest of transformations, reminding us to look beyond the surface, where the spirit of unity glows brightest. Write a short paragraph using this word.