rubify (Meaning)
Wordnet
rubify (v)
make ruby red
Webster
rubify (v. t.)
To redden.
Synonyms & Antonyms of rubify
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rubify Sentence Examples
- The sun's rays rubify the skin of beachgoers, leaving them with a rosy glow.
- The friction of vigorously rubbing caused the fabric to rubify.
- Berries like raspberries and cherries rubify when ripe, attaining their characteristic red hue.
- The irritation from poison ivy rash can rubify the skin, making it appear inflamed.
- Medical conditions like rosacea can cause the face to rubify, leading to redness and blushing.
- Rubifying enzymes play a role in the maturation of fruits, contributing to their sweet and juicy taste.
- The act of rubbing can stimulate blood flow, temporarily rubifying the skin.
- Some fruits, such as tomatoes and apples, turn red as a result of rubification during ripening.
- Rubification can be a symptom of certain diseases, indicating inflammation or infection.
- Traditional Chinese medicine employs rubbing techniques to promote circulation and alleviate symptoms such as rubification.
FAQs About the word rubify
make ruby redTo redden.
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The sun's rays rubify the skin of beachgoers, leaving them with a rosy glow.
The friction of vigorously rubbing caused the fabric to rubify.
Berries like raspberries and cherries rubify when ripe, attaining their characteristic red hue.
The irritation from poison ivy rash can rubify the skin, making it appear inflamed.
