sapphirine
- adjective
- /ˈsæfərɪn/
- She wore a dress of deep, sapphirine blue that caught everyone's attention.
Examples
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Her dress was a stunning shade of sapphirine blue.
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A sapphirine glow filled the sky just before dawn.
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The vase was adorned with sapphirine crystals that sparkled in the light.
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The sapphirine gemstone sparkled under the sunlight.
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The artist chose a sapphirine hue for the ocean scene in her painting.
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The couple admired the sapphirine sky as the sun set over the horizon.
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He presented her with a sapphirine necklace that shimmered beautifully.
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Etymology
Sapphirine comes from the gem name sapphire and the ending -ine, which means 'like' or 'made of'. So something sapphirine has a 'sapphire-like' deep blue or blue-green colour or appearance.