bluesy
- adjective
- /ˈbluːzi/
:
azulado
- She chose a bluesy paint color for her room to create a calming atmosphere.
Examples
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The sky was a beautiful shade of bluesy just before sunset.
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She painted the room a bluesy shade.
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The artist chose a bluesy shade for the sky in her painting.
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His shirt looked bluesy under the dim evening lights.
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A bluesy glow filled the room as the sun set.
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The sky looked bluesy after the storm.
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His shirt had a bluesy hue that reminded her of the ocean.
Synonyms
19
1.2
Slightly blue in color
16
1.0
A pale shade of blue like the sky on a clear day
14
1.0
A light, soft shade of blue like the sky
8
1.0
Having a deep blue color
3
3.4
White with a light blue tint
3
3.4
A light blue color with a faint purple hint
2
2.7
A color that is mainly blue with some gray
1
2.1
Deep blue with a little purple like a clear autumn sky
1
2.5
A grey color with a touch of blue
1
3.3
A blue color with a little purple in it
1
1.8
Having a slight blue color
1
2.5
White that looks a little blue
1
3.9
A light shiny blue color that looks like silver
1
3.4
A blue color like the sky when clouds make it less bright
1
3.0
A blue color with a little purple in it
1
2.8
A blue color with a little purple
1
3.9
A blue color with a purple tint
Slightly blue in color like a pale sky
A light soft blue color like pale flowers or a clear sky
Having a bright sky-blue color like a clear sky
A dark grey color with a slight blue or purple tone
A blue color with a little purple in it
A blue color with a small red tint like the sky at dusk
How Blue
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Morphology
Etymology
Bluesy comes from blue and the ending -y, which means 'somewhat' or 'having'. So bluesy describes something that is 'slightly blue' or has a blue tint.