sanguine
- noun
- /ˈsæŋɡwɪn/
- Specialized
- O rubor sanguines, O redness of blood qui Archie de shell, so ILO fluixit that flow down from heaven.
Examples
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The walls of the gallery were painted in a deep sanguine hue, adding warmth to the space.
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The artist selected a rich sanguine chalk to create a vibrant portrait.
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Tepish, is there anything like a... Sanguine's doctor?
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They dream, sanguine dream of leather skinned children, their barbed smiles.
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I drank a few cold sanguines on my last trip to México.
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She sketched the landscape using sanguine pastels to capture the warm tones of the sunset.
Synonyms
A strong red-brown colour like the outside of a red brick
A brown color with a slight red tint
A soft red-brown material used for drawing lines and pictures
A warm red-brown color often used in paint and design
A deep warm red with a slight brown tone
Antonyms
How Red
Surface Forms
Etymology
Sanguine comes from the Latin word sanguis meaning 'blood'. Artists used a reddish-brown chalk that looked like blood, so sanguine names that rich blood-red color and the drawing material.