magenta in Latin
magenta in Latin is rubropurpureus — magenta means a vivid pinkish-purple color, one of the primary colors used in color printing.
magenta in Latin
rubropurpureus
Having the color of fuchsia, fuchsine, light purple.
What does "magenta" mean?
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noun A vivid pinkish-purple color, one of the primary colors used in color printing.
"The poster used bright magenta lettering against a black background."
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adj Having this pinkish-purple color.
"She wore a magenta scarf that stood out in the grey office."
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magenta in a sentence
- The poster used bright magenta lettering against a black background.
- She wore a magenta scarf that stood out in the grey office.
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What is "magenta" in Latin?
"magenta" in Latin is rubropurpureus. magenta means: A vivid pinkish-purple color, one of the primary colors used in color printing.
How do you use "magenta" in a sentence?
Example: "The poster used bright magenta lettering against a black background." In Latin, "magenta" is rubropurpureus.
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