fuchsia
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- noun
- /ˈfjuːʃə/
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fucsia
- It's punch pop, so it's a really bright fuchsia pink, which is pretty.
- fuchsia-colored
- bright fuchsia
- wear fuchsia
It's basically a really pretty kind of fuchsia Berry colour, I would say.
- It's basically a really pretty kind of fuchsia Berry colour, I would say.
- You'd be like, damn, they got they got fuchsia.
Examples
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Paint your walls fuchsia, cover your sofa and denim swing for the fences.
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Her full lips burnished with fuchsia lipstick.
Fiction book (2002) -
I want kind of like a bright but fuchsia kind of color.
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Or you can wear black and fuchsia, or you can wear fuchsia.
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Cute little fuchsia phone you got.
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The design is bold and uses the fuchsia color as an important element.
Blog text (3) -
It's this really, really pretty fuchsia blusher.
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I think I'm gonna do like a pinky fuchsia eyes similar to what she has here.
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We wear them in mocha and black, dark purple and fuchsia.
Fiction book (2001) -
The artist chose to paint her new canvas in a vibrant fuchsia shade to convey joy.
Synonyms
Having a deep purplish red color
A red color with a touch of purple
A bright pink color with a touch of purple
Compounds
A small shrub with bright red, tube-shaped flowers that attract hummingbirds
- Specialized
A small tree or shrub from New Zealand with dark red flowers and rough peeling bark
- New Zealand
A shrub or small tree from New Zealand with dark red flowers that grows up to 10 feet tall
How Vivid
Surface Forms
Etymology
Fuchsia for the color comes from the fuchsia flower because the bloom has a bright purplish-red shade. So fuchsia now means that strong pink-purple color.