incarnadining (Meaning)

incarnadining

red, bloodred, having the pinkish color of flesh, to make incarnadine

The setting sun incarnadined the western horizon with hues of crimson and gold.
The crimson wine incarnadined the white tablecloth, staining it with its vibrant color.
The angry man's face was incarnadined with rage, his cheeks flushed and his eyes ablaze.
The autumn leaves incarnadined the trees, creating a vibrant tapestry of colors.
The dawn sky was incarnadined with streaks of pink and orange, heralding the arrival of a new day.
The sword cut deep, incarnadining the victim's flesh with its crimson blade.
The blush of youth incarnadined the cheeks of the young girl, a testament to her innocence and beauty.
The crimson poppies incarnadined the field, a鮮豔 contrasting with the lush green grass.
The roses incarnadined the garden, their petals a vibrant symbol of passion and love.
The artist used a palette of incarnadining colors to create a vibrant and eye-catching painting.

red, bloodred, having the pinkish color of flesh, to make incarnadine

ruddling, crimsoning, blushing, rouging, blooming,glowing, disconcerting, coloring, mortifying, reddening

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The setting sun incarnadined the western horizon with hues of crimson and gold.

The crimson wine incarnadined the white tablecloth, staining it with its vibrant color.

The angry man's face was incarnadined with rage, his cheeks flushed and his eyes ablaze.

The autumn leaves incarnadined the trees, creating a vibrant tapestry of colors.