azurine
- adjective
- /ˈæʒərɪn/
- We admired the azurine waters of the tropical lagoon under the midday sun.
Examples
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Her dress was a stunning azurine that caught everyone's attention at the party.
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The sky is azurine.
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The artist chose an azurine shade for the background of the painting.
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What a beautiful azurine day!
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The artist chose an azurine shade for the background of the painting.
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Her dress was a stunning azurine that caught everyone's attention at the party.
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We admired the azurine waters of the tropical lagoon under the midday sun.
Synonyms
A deep blue color that has a slight purple hint like a clear autumn sky
A deep blue color like a clear bright sky
Deep blue with a little purple like a clear autumn sky
Has a bright deep blue color like the sea
A deep bright blue like a clear sky
Antonyms
How Blue
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Azurine comes from the same root as azure, a word first used for a bright blue stone from Persia. Think of the clear sky or a blue gem: that image explains why azurine means bright 'blue'.