reddening (Meaning)

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reddening (p. pr. & vb. n.)

of Redden

The sun's intense rays were reddening the skin of the exposed hikers.
The leaves of the maple tree were reddening with the arrival of autumn.
Her face reddened with anger at his accusations.
The sky turned a fiery red, reddening the distant clouds.
The embers in the fireplace were reddening, sending a warm glow through the room.
The scar on his leg was reddening, indicating an infection.
The sunset painted the sky with hues of orange and red, reddening the horizon.
The cold wind reddened her cheeks, making her skin tingle.
As the sun rose, the eastern sky reddened, promising a warm day ahead.
The roasted peppers had a beautiful reddening skin that hinted at their sweet and savory flavor.

of Redden

flushing, glowing,blushing,crimsoning, turning color, blooming, discomfiting, abashing, ruddling, embarrassing

No antonyms found.

The sun's intense rays were reddening the skin of the exposed hikers.

The leaves of the maple tree were reddening with the arrival of autumn.

Her face reddened with anger at his accusations.

The sky turned a fiery red, reddening the distant clouds.