lilac-purple
- adjective
- /ˈlaɪlæk ˈpɜrpl/
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púrpura liláceo
- She wore a dress that was a lovely shade of lilac-purple for the spring wedding.
Examples
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The walls of the bedroom are painted in a soft lilac-purple that creates a calming atmosphere.
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When you mix the two, you get a lilac purple shift.
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Love the shade name, love this lilac purple color.
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The garden was filled with flowers of lilac-purple hues, attracting butterflies and bees.
Synonyms
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1.0
Having a color between red and blue like violet
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5.8
A pale purple color with a slight pink or blue tint
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2.8
A pale purple color like the flowers of a spring bush
A pale, light purple color that looks soft
A pale purple colour like the tree's flowers
A light lavender color with a hint of deeper purple
A pale purple color like pink and blue mixed lightly
A pale purple color with a little blue in it
A light purple color with a touch of blue
A purple color with a little blue mixed in
A color between violet and purple
Having a light violet colour
A light color with a small touch of violet
Having a purple color between blue and red
Having a slight purple color
Having a slight purple color
Having a pale purple color like small garden flowers
Purple with a touch of blue
A purple color with a little pink
A light purple color with a touch of pink
A light purple with a soft pink tinge
A pale purple color with a touch of pink
A purple shade with a pink tint
A purple color with a slight pink shade
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Etymology
The word lilac-purple comes from the small scented flower lilac, which is known for its soft pale purple colour, and the word purple. So, it means 'a light purple like the lilac flower'.