crimson
/ˈkrɪmzən/
noun
- A deep, rich red color, slightly purplish.
- The leaves turned a brilliant crimson in the fall.
- The artist mixed blue and red to create a beautiful crimson for the sunset.
- She wore a dress of deep crimson to the winter gala.
adjective
- Of a deep, rich red color, slightly purplish.
- The crimson roses bloomed in the garden.
- He blushed a deep crimson when she complimented him.
- The crimson sky at dusk was breathtaking.
Antonyms
verb
- To become or make something deep red in color, often from embarrassment or anger.
- He crimsoned with rage at the unfair accusation.
- The setting sun crimsoned the clouds above the ocean.
- Her face crimsoned when she realized her mistake.