amarant (Meaning)

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amarant (n.)

Amaranth, 1.

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The vibrant hues of amarant flowers adorned the garden, creating a stunning display of color.
As the sun set, the sky transformed into a mesmerizing amarant palette, casting a warm glow over the landscape.
The artist carefully mixed different shades of red and purple to achieve the perfect amarant shade for the canvas.
The elegant ballroom was decorated with amarant drapes and tablecloths, adding a touch of sophistication to the event.
In the ancient mythology, the goddess was often depicted wearing a crown of amarant blossoms symbolizing eternal beauty.
The rich and velvety texture of the royal robe was complemented by the regal amarant trim.
The chef used amarant petals as a unique garnish for the dessert, enhancing both its visual appeal and flavor.
The explorer marveled at the exotic amarant trees that dotted the tropical landscape, their leaves shimmering in the sunlight.
The poet penned verses that described the fleeting nature of love, comparing it to the delicate petals of an amarant flower.
The old manuscript contained intricate illustrations of mythical creatures, each adorned with amarant patterns that seemed to come alive on the pages.

Amaranth, 1.

No synonyms found.

No antonyms found.

The vibrant hues of amarant flowers adorned the garden, creating a stunning display of color.

As the sun set, the sky transformed into a mesmerizing amarant palette, casting a warm glow over the landscape.

The artist carefully mixed different shades of red and purple to achieve the perfect amarant shade for the canvas.

The elegant ballroom was decorated with amarant drapes and tablecloths, adding a touch of sophistication to the event.