lavender

/ˈlævəndər/
noun
  1. A plant with fragrant purple flowers, used in perfumes and for relaxation.
    • Dried lavender is often placed in sachets to freshen drawers.
    • She planted lavender along the garden path for its lovely scent.
    • The fields of lavender in Provence attract tourists every summer.
  2. A pale purple color.
    • The sunset turned the sky a beautiful lavender.
    • She painted her bedroom walls a soft lavender.
    • The bridesmaids wore dresses in shades of lavender.
adjective
  1. Having a pale purple color.
    • He bought a lavender tie for the wedding.
    • She wore a lavender scarf with her gray coat.
    • The lavender flowers bloomed in early June.
  2. Scented with or reminiscent of lavender.
    • She prefers lavender candles for relaxation.
    • The lavender soap left a calming fragrance in the bathroom.
    • The lavender lotion helped soothe her dry skin.
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