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aureolin

aureolin

9.5
A bright yellow color with a golden tone like sunlight
  • adjective
  • /ɔːˈriːlɪn/
: aureolina
  • The flowers bloomed in a vibrant aureolin hue, brightening the entire garden.

Examples

  • The artist chose an aureolin hue for the sun.

  • He wore a tie of aureolin silk that stood out at the formal event.

  • The artist chose an aureolin shade to capture the sunlight in her landscape painting.

  • She painted the flowers with aureolin paint.

  • The flowers bloomed in a vibrant aureolin hue, brightening the entire garden.

  • He wore a tie of aureolin silk that stood out at the formal event.

  • The artist chose an aureolin shade to capture the sunlight in her landscape painting.

Synonyms

golden
vsaureolin
205 1.0

Having a warm yellow color like gold

is brighter and less brown in tone
yellowish
vsaureolin
10 1.1

Slightly yellow in color

is richer and much more vivid than that slight tint
yellow
vsaureolin
  • Specialized
6 7.4

Having skin the color of a lemon because of illness

is a normal bright pigment color, not a medical symptom
gold-colored
vsaureolin
  • US
4 2.4

To have a shiny yellow color like gold

is brighter and more vividly warm in yellow tone
golden-yellow
vsaureolin
1 3.3

A warm yellow color like gold

is brighter and more vivid in pure warm yellow tones
aureate
vsaureolin
1 9.9

Having a deep golden color like gold

is brighter and lacks the brownish depth
yellow-tinged
vsaureolin
1 3.5

Slightly yellow in color

is a clear bright yellow rather than a mere hint
ochry
vsaureolin
1 9.7

Having a yellow-brown color like dry earth

is brighter and less earthy or brownish
xanthous
vsaureolin
  • Specialized
9.9

Having a yellow color like an egg yolk

is more intensely bright and more golden than this hue

Antonyms

30 1.0

Not bright or shiny with weak colour

21 4.2

Not bright or colorful and not lively

How Yellow

aureolin
9.5
golden
205 1.0
yellow
805 1.0
pale yellow
6 1.0

Surface Forms

aureolin positive

Etymology

Aureolin comes from the Latin word aureus, which means 'golden'. So, aureolin describes a bright, gold-like yellow color, like sunlight or a gold tie.