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azure in Latin

azure in Latin is caeruleus — azure means a bright blue color, like a clear sky.

azure in Latin

caeruleus
adj
Sky blue; resembling the clear blue colour of the unclouded sky.

What does "azure" mean?

  1. noun A bright blue color, like a clear sky.
    "The lake shimmered in shades of azure."
  2. adj Of a bright, clear blue color.
    "They sailed across azure waters near the coast."
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azure in a sentence

  • The lake shimmered in shades of azure.
  • They sailed across azure waters near the coast.
  • An azure sky stretched over the mountains.

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What is "azure" in Latin?

"azure" in Latin is caeruleus. azure means: A bright blue color, like a clear sky.

How do you use "azure" in a sentence?

Example: "The lake shimmered in shades of azure." In Latin, "azure" is caeruleus.

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