What is another word for more niveous?
Pronunciation: [mˈɔː nˈa͡ɪvi͡əs] (IPA) 
More niveous is a term used to describe something that is whiter than white. Synonyms for this word include snow-white, ivory, alabaster, chalky, and porcelain. These words describe the colour, texture, and brightness of white objects. Snow-white suggests a pure, bright, and untainted shade of white, while ivory refers to a creamy, slightly yellowish shade of white. Alabaster denotes a smooth and polished look, and chalky takes on a powdery, ashy appearance. Porcelain, meanwhile, refers to a smooth and delicate type of white that is durable and long-lasting. These words evoke a sense of purity and innocence and can be used to describe anything from textiles to skin tones.
