sky-blue
- adjective
- /skaɪ blu/
- He wore a sky-blue shirt that perfectly matched the clear October sky.
- sky-blue shirt
- sky-blue tuxedo
- sky-blue suit
The Chilena is a crazy woman with railing eyes, an amiable heart, sky blue skin.
- The Chilena is a crazy woman with railing eyes, an amiable heart, sky blue skin.
Examples
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Flowers have been placed on a sky-blue painted cross next to the concrete wall that surrounds the well.
Academic text (2008) -
I'm going to use this sky blue shade and place this just right there for a flash of color.
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Her belly was the same sky blue as her mate's.
Fiction book (2001) -
A heavily worn sky-blue rug was thrown across the floor.
Fiction book (1992) -
Feingold in his sky-blue jacket shrugged.
Fiction book (1999) -
A tall, slender woman in a loose sky-blue dress, her long silver hair falling from its pins and streaming out behind her.
Fiction book (1999) -
Martin Humphries strode into the boardroom, decked out in a sky-blue business suit.
Fiction book (2001) -
Confidently, he tipped his face up at his friend, showing his scar-mangled smile below sky-blue eyes and sunny curls.
Fiction book (1995) -
She's tall, skinny, forty-five-ish with platinum hair, veiny hands, and sky-blue, ice-blue eyes.
Fiction book (1994) -
The plainness of his face was exaggerated by his sky-blue baseball cap, which sported a flaming silver rocket encircled with "Selene Development, Inc."
Fiction book (2001)
Synonyms
A deep blue color that has a slight purple hint like a clear autumn sky
Deep blue like a clear bright sky
A blue color with a little purple in it
A deep bright blue like a clear sky
Having a deep purplish-blue color between blue and purple
A blue color with a purple tint
Having a deep rich blue color like a jewel
A blue color with a little purple in it
Having a bright sky-blue color like a clear sky
A purple color with a little blue mixed in
Purple with a touch of blue
A violet color with a little blue
How Blue
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Etymology
Sky-blue comes from the parts sky and blue, literally meaning the blue of the open sky. Think of a clear autumn 'October' sky that can look deep and a little purple, so the adjective describes that exact color.