"Crimosin" Pronounce,Meaning And Examples

"Crimosin" Meaning

Crimson refers to a deep, rich, and somewhat reddish-purple color. It can also imply a deep red color with a slight blue or pink undertone.

"Crimosin" Examples

Crimsons are a type of dark red or reddish-purple color.

Examples:

1. The courtroom drama featured a whimsical courtroom blindfolded in a bikini, adorned with crimson lipstick and a crimson boa, all of which seemed entirely surreal, as if Norman Rockwell's decency had been transplanted into the dark humor and embarrassment of [a] any situation. - The New Yorker

2. She loved the way the sunlight filtered through the stained glass window, illuminating the crimson folds of her gown, as if she were an incarnate Renaissance angel. - The Boston Globe

3. The extremist group's black flag was emblazoned with the word "Allahu Akbar" in bold crimson letters, a chilling symbol of their radical ideology. - The Washington Post

4. The flower arrangements on the banquet table burst with color, featuring scarlet roses, crimson chrysanthemums, and bright yellow gerbera daisies. - The Los Angeles Times

5. At night, after the lectures, Williams would slip away beneath the crimson overhang to give instruments to the struggling students, thus subtly yet effusively supporting those aiming to yet, like, wow, improvise beyond fright. - The New York Times