encrimson (Meaning)
Wordnet
encrimson (v)
make crimson
Webster
encrimson (v. t.)
To give a crimson or red color to; to crimson.
Synonyms & Antonyms of encrimson
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encrimson Sentence Examples
- The setting sun encrimson the sky with hues of fiery red and orange.
- The roses' petals gradually encrimson as they unfurl in the warm embrace of the summer sun.
- The athlete's face encrimson with exertion as he pushed himself to the limit during the race.
- The laughter of the children encrimson the room, filling it with joy and warmth.
- The autumn leaves encrimson the forest floor, creating a vibrant tapestry of colors.
- The embers in the fireplace encrimson the room, casting a warm and inviting glow.
- The fiery dragon encrimson the night sky with its fearsome breath.
- The spilled wine encrimson the tablecloth, leaving a stark reminder of the accident.
- The angry sky encrimson with fury, unleashing its wrath in the form of thunder and lightning.
- The scars on the warrior's body encrimson his skin, telling tales of past battles and victories.
FAQs About the word encrimson
make crimsonTo give a crimson or red color to; to crimson.
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The setting sun encrimson the sky with hues of fiery red and orange.
The roses' petals gradually encrimson as they unfurl in the warm embrace of the summer sun.
The athlete's face encrimson with exertion as he pushed himself to the limit during the race.
The laughter of the children encrimson the room, filling it with joy and warmth.
