magenta
- adjective
- /məˈdʒɛntə/
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magenta
- So yeah, I have this magenta dress on some jewelry and that's the look.
This is like the most beautiful magenta color.
- This is like the most beautiful magenta color.
- And then I also picked up the shade Whitney, which is like just a true cool toned magenta pink.
- Oh, and my waving arms now are leaving disappearing faint magenta trails on my shirt and on the wall behind me.
- It was it was turning all sorts of magenta purple color.
Examples
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OK, so a lip liner favorite this month has been Max magenta lip liner.
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And then I also picked up the shade Whitney, which is like just a true cool toned magenta pink.
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So this is this magenta node here in this blue box.
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This is more of a purpley, like a magenta actually.
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You will love to have a magenta light bulb as an accent light in your home.
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Then Milky Way is this kind of vibrant magenta fuchsia number right here.
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So I don't know if you can see it has like a pink, purple, magenta undertone.
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We've got the blackness, but then it's shot through with really rich pearls, pinky, magentas and golds.
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The artist chose a deep magenta to paint the vibrant sunset.
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She wore a stunning dress in a bright shade of magenta for the party.
Synonyms
A purple color with a little red in it
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Etymology
The word magenta comes from the name of the town Magenta in Italy, where a bright red dye was named after a battle in 1859. So magenta describes that vivid 'purplish-red' color.