crimson in Latin
crimson in Latin is coccineus — crimson means a deep, rich red colour with a hint of blue or purple in it.
crimson in Latin
coccineus
Having a deep red colour.
What does "crimson" mean?
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noun A deep, rich red colour with a hint of blue or purple in it.
"The autumn leaves turned a brilliant crimson."
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verb To turn deep red, especially from embarrassment.
"Her cheeks crimsoned when he complimented her in front of everyone."
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crimson in a sentence
- The autumn leaves turned a brilliant crimson.
- Her cheeks crimsoned when he complimented her in front of everyone.
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What is "crimson" in Latin?
"crimson" in Latin is coccineus. crimson means: A deep, rich red colour with a hint of blue or purple in it.
How do you use "crimson" in a sentence?
Example: "The autumn leaves turned a brilliant crimson." In Latin, "crimson" is coccineus.
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