sinoper
/ˈsɪnəpər/
noun
- A red or reddish-brown pigment, especially one used in painting or as a cosmetic.
- She applied a small amount of sinoper to her cheeks as a natural-looking blush.
- The artist mixed sinoper with oil to create a warm, earthy tone for the portrait.
- Ancient Romans imported sinoper from the Black Sea region for their frescoes.
- A shade of red or reddish-brown, like the color of the pigment.
- He chose a sinoper scarf to brighten his gray winter coat.
- The pottery was glazed in a deep sinoper that reminded me of autumn leaves.
- The sunset painted the sky in shades of sinoper and gold.
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