Difference between Pallor and Paleness

PALLOR vs PALENESS: NOUN

Paleness; want of color; pallidity.
Paleness; wanness.
Extreme or unnatural paleness.
Unnatural lack of color in the skin (as from bruising or sickness or emotional distress)

Being deficient in color
The condition or degree of being pale or of lacking color.
The quality or condition of being pale; want of freshness or ruddiness; a sickly whiteness; lack of color or luster; wanness.
The character or condition of being pale; wanness; defect of color; want of freshness or ruddiness; whiteness of look.
Unnatural lack of color in the skin (as from bruising or sickness or emotional distress)
The property of having a naturally light complexion

Clammy, Glow, Dullness, Rosiness, Dimness, Gauntness, Circumoral, Ash, Lividness, Wanness, Achromasia, Pallidness, Luridness, Lividity, Paleness

Gauntness, Cyanosis, Yellowness, Blueness, Faintness, Ashy, Wanness, Pallidness, Lividness, Achromasia, Fairness, Luridness, Lividity, Blondness, Pallor

Blueness, Clammy, Glow, Dullness, Rosiness, Dimness, Gauntness, Circumoral, Ash, Wanness, Pallidness, Lividness, Achromasia, Lividity, Paleness

Rosiness, Photophobia, Redness, Gauntness, Yellowness, Blueness, Ashy, Wanness, Pallidness, Lividness, Achromasia, Fairness, Lividity, Blondness, Pallor

But it did explain some symptoms she had been having: weakness, pelvic pain, and excessive paleness.
Other symptoms may include fatigue, coughing up blood, paleness, and weight loss.
De Metz, and was shocked at the paleness of his face.
There was paleness, absence of pulse, insensibility to all stimulus.
These symptoms include muscle cramps, paleness, and cold clammy skin.
Is there any paleness for non-pharmacological princeton of chlordiazepoxide?.
In general, any form of anemia is associated with paleness.
The paleness of her face bleached into stark white.
Rouge accentuates the natural paleness of her complexion.
Her complexion of marble paleness completed this portrait.