bronzy
- adjective
- /ˈbrɒnzi/
- The new paint gave the walls a lovely bronzy hue that brightened the room.
- bronzy foliage
- bronzy leaves
- bronzy color
And then we have a really rich bronzy shade called Go with the Glow.
- And then we have a really rich bronzy shade called Go with the Glow.
- I don't know let's try this like bronzy coppery shade.
- It is like a weird bronzy kind of brass color.
- I think it's the like bronzy shade with my eyes because my eyes are blue.
Examples
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So Apollo is a slightly darker, more bronzy colour.
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I always kind of go in the more bronzy tones.
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What I like about it is it's a bronzy gold.
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just to add to the whole bronzy effect, you know? OK,
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I feel like I need a little more bronzy something.
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Plus it has some bronzy stuff running through it, which is fun.
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So just to create a very like bronzy eye look.
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And this one is more bronzy, so this is what it looks like.
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And this is such a perfect bronzy colour, gosh.
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And then we have a really rich bronzy shade called Go with the Glow.
Synonyms
Having a warm yellow color like gold
A warm brown color that has a golden shine
A reddish-brown color like copper
To have a shiny yellow color like gold
A red-brown color like copper
Having a light gold color or shine
Having a brownish-gold metal color
Having a deep golden color like gold
A reddish-brown metal-like color similar to copper
How Bronzy
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Bronzy comes from bronze, the metal used for statues and medals that has a brown-gold shine. So bronzy means 'having the color or look of bronze'.