amethyst
- adjective
- /ˈæməˌθɪst/
- She wore a beautiful dress in an amethyst shade to the evening gala.
So I use the RCMA amethyst powder Crest and it is one of my favorites under the eye.
- So I use the RCMA amethyst powder Crest and it is one of my favorites under the eye.
Examples
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The walls were painted in an amethyst hue that added a calming atmosphere to the room.
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The flowers displayed an amethyst color that perfectly matched the elegant table settings.
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This is in the color amethyst, which is a very, very pretty metallic purple.
Synonyms
Having a purple or violet color like a jewel
Having a pale purple color like small garden flowers
Having a slight purple color
A purple color with a slight pink shade
A purple shade with a pink tint
A light purple color with a touch of pink
A pale purple color with a touch of pink
How Purple
Surface Forms
Etymology
Amethyst as a color name comes from the purple gemstone amethystos, built from a- 'not' and methy 'wine'. Because people long ago thought the stone kept them from getting drunk, the word for the gem became a simple way to name the moderate purple color we call 'amethyst'.