chocolatey
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- adjective
- /ˈtʃɔkəlɪti/
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marrón chocolate
- Very nice, nice rich chocolatey brown.
- chocolatey brown
No, obviously it's it's a chocolatey bronze with a ton of glitter.
- No, obviously it's it's a chocolatey bronze with a ton of glitter.
- It's just like a very beautiful chocolatey brown, but it's sold as a contour powder.
- Actually, this one has more of a chocolatey shade to it.
- It's a really pretty chocolatey purple kind of neutral, to be honest.
Examples
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This palette has a wonderful nice rich chocolatey dark brown matte shade.
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She wore a chocolatey brown dress that matched the autumn leaves perfectly.
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We then have Winter is Here, which is like a dark kind of chocolatey brown colour.
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Actually, this one has more of a chocolatey shade to it.
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What a gorgeous chocolatey brown shade this is.
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It's a really pretty chocolatey purple kind of neutral, to be honest.
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And then a little bit of mocha, which is this really beautiful chocolatey brown.
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The walls of the cafe are painted in a warm, chocolatey brown shade that creates a cozy atmosphere.
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The cake was topped with a chocolatey ganache that made it irresistible.
Synonyms
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1.4
Having the taste or smell of chocolate
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A deep brown color like chocolate
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Having a deep brown color like dark chocolate
Antonyms
How Chocolate-Colored
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Chocolatey comes from chocolate plus the ending -y, where -y means 'having' or 'full of', like in cheesy. Chocolate comes from a native Mexican word 'xocolātl' meaning 'bitter water', and chocolate is known for its rich brown color. So, chocolatey means 'having the color or look of chocolate'.