crimsoning (Meaning)

crimsoning

to make crimson, a deep purplish red, to make or become crimson, any of several deep purplish reds, blush, to become crimson, of the color crimson

As the sun sank below the horizon, the sky crimsoned, casting an ethereal glow on the landscape.
Anger crimsoned his cheeks, turning his face into a fiery mask.
The wounded soldier's blood crimsoned the white bandages, painting a stark reminder of the horrors of war.
A deep blush crimsoned her cheeks as she faced the adoring gaze of her crush.
The leaves of the maple tree turned a vibrant crimson in the autumn, creating a breathtaking spectacle.
The embers of the campfire crimsoned, casting a warm glow on the faces of the hikers gathered around.
The sunset was a symphony of colors, with crimson hues dancing across the canvas of the sky.
The stain of his guilt crimsoned his conscience, leaving him haunted by his past actions.
The crimson velvet curtains of the theater shimmered in the dim light, adding a touch of elegance to the performance.
The waves crashed against the shore with a deafening roar, sending crimson foam up the sandy beach.

to make crimson, a deep purplish red, to make or become crimson, any of several deep purplish reds, blush, to become crimson, of the color crimson

glowing,blushing, flushing, blooming, turning color,reddening, humiliating, incarnadining, ruddling, disconcerting

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As the sun sank below the horizon, the sky crimsoned, casting an ethereal glow on the landscape.

Anger crimsoned his cheeks, turning his face into a fiery mask.

The wounded soldier's blood crimsoned the white bandages, painting a stark reminder of the horrors of war.

A deep blush crimsoned her cheeks as she faced the adoring gaze of her crush.