rufescent (Meaning)
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rufescent (a.)
Reddish; tinged with red.
Synonyms & Antonyms of rufescent
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rufescent Sentence Examples
- The rufescent plumage of the robin contrasted sharply with the white snowdrifts.
- The rufescent tones of the sunset cast a warm glow over the landscape.
- The rufescent fur of the fox blended seamlessly with the autumn leaves.
- The rufescent coloration of the rust fungus spread rapidly across the forest.
- The rufescent stain on the tablecloth proved impossible to remove.
- The rufescent hues of the dying embers flickered in the darkness.
- The rufescent glaze on the ceramic vase added a touch of elegance.
- The rufescent patina on the old bronze statue hinted at its centuries of existence.
- The rufescent pigment in the soil gave the garden a distinct reddish hue.
- The rufescent color of the new curtains brought a cozy warmth to the room.
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Reddish; tinged with red.
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The rufescent plumage of the robin contrasted sharply with the white snowdrifts.
The rufescent tones of the sunset cast a warm glow over the landscape.
The rufescent fur of the fox blended seamlessly with the autumn leaves.
The rufescent coloration of the rust fungus spread rapidly across the forest.
