fulvous Antonyms
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Meaning of fulvous
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fulvous (a.)
Tawny; dull yellow, with a mixture of gray and brown.
fulvous Sentence Examples
- The fox's fulvous coat shimmered in the sunlight.
- The copper kettle had a fulvous patina that spoke to its age.
- The fulvous plumage of the golden eagle contrasted starkly with the blue sky.
- The autumn leaves turned a brilliant fulvous hue, painting the forest in warmth.
- The setting sun cast a fulvous glow on the horizon, signaling the end of the day.
- The fulvous soil of the desert resembled a vast canvas, its texture eroded by the wind.
- The fulvous fur of the lynx provided excellent camouflage amidst the fallen leaves.
- The fulvous fungus growing on the tree trunk had a peculiar, earthy smell.
- The fulvous markings on the butterfly's wings formed an intricate pattern.
- The fulvous river stones had been rounded and smoothed by countless years of water flow.
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Tawny; dull yellow, with a mixture of gray and brown.
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The fox's fulvous coat shimmered in the sunlight.
The copper kettle had a fulvous patina that spoke to its age.
The fulvous plumage of the golden eagle contrasted starkly with the blue sky.
The autumn leaves turned a brilliant fulvous hue, painting the forest in warmth.
