golden-yellow
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- adjective
- /ˈɡoʊldən ˈjɛloʊ/
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- When I first made these, I was mimicking some quite expensive pillows I had seen, and the outside toile area was golden yellow.
- bright golden-yellow
- golden-yellow color
This almost has like a golden yellow champagne yellow property to it where in the pan it just looks white.
- This almost has like a golden yellow champagne yellow property to it where in the pan it just looks white.
Examples
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And here we've got the double champagne golden yellow, which I didn't up plant these so these stayed in their smaller containers.
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This almost has like a golden yellow champagne yellow property to it where in the pan it just looks white.
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And then I took a little of this golden yellow right here just to brighten it up a little.
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We got chestnut brown, golden yellow, and Halo apricot.
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The transgenic rice grain has a light golden-yellow color and contains sufficient beta-carotene to meet human vitamin A requirements from rice alone.
Academic text (2001) -
The garden was filled with golden-yellow flowers that sparkled in the sunlight.
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She painted the room a warm golden-yellow to create a cheerful atmosphere.
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In autumn, the trees display golden-yellow leaves that brighten the landscape.
Synonyms
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Having a warm yellow color like gold
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A color that is yellowish brown like honey
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To have a shiny yellow color like gold
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Having a light gold color or shine
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Has a deep warm gold color
Having a golden color or made of gold
Having a deep golden color like real gold
Having a deep golden color like gold
Having a warm golden yellow color like sunlight
A bright yellow color with a golden tone like sunlight
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Etymology
The word golden-yellow joins golden, from gold 'shiny metal', and yellow 'the color', so it gives the idea of a warm, rich yellow like sunlight or a gold leaf. That's why golden-yellow means a warm yellow color that looks like gold.