crimsons (Meaning)

crimsons

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

The autumn foliage painted the trees in vibrant crimsons, setting ablaze the countryside.
Her scarlet lips, a crimson beacon, drew admiring glances wherever she went.
The crimson sunset cast an ethereal glow upon the ancient ruins, evoking a sense of mystery and awe.
The crimson rose symbolizes passion, love, and enduring desire.
The crimson banner of revolution fluttered proudly in the wind, a symbol of defiance and change.
The crimson stains on the white fabric told a sinister tale of violence and bloodshed.
The crimson thread wound through the intricate tapestry, connecting the past to the present.
The crimson dawn heralded a new day, filled with both promise and uncertainty.
The crimson velvet curtains billowed softly, creating a luxurious and inviting atmosphere.
The crimson pigment used in ancient art has preserved vibrant images for centuries, allowing us a glimpse into the past.

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

blushes, glows, flushes, blooms, turns color,reddens, colors, fazes, abashes, mortifies

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The autumn foliage painted the trees in vibrant crimsons, setting ablaze the countryside.

Her scarlet lips, a crimson beacon, drew admiring glances wherever she went.

The crimson sunset cast an ethereal glow upon the ancient ruins, evoking a sense of mystery and awe.

The crimson rose symbolizes passion, love, and enduring desire.