"Purplish" Pronounce,Meaning And Examples
"Purplish" Natural Recordings by Native Speakers
"Purplish" Meaning
Having a purplish color or tint.
Purplish is an adjective that refers to something that has a slightly purplish hue or shade. It is a combination of pink and grey, a bit more towards purple side and can also suggest hues of blue.
Example: The sky had a lovely purplish glow during the sunset.
"Purplish" Examples
Example Sentences:
The sunset cast a purplish hue across the sky.
The flowers were a beautiful purplish shade of lilac.
The wilting leaves took on a purplish tint.
The purple sunset made the sky appear just a little more purplish toward the end.
The grapes ripening on the vine displayed a deep purplish wine color.
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