violet-colored
- adjective
- /ˈvaɪəlɪtˌkʌlɚd/
:
de color violeta
- She decorated her living room with a beautiful violet-colored rug that brightened the space.
- wearing a violet-colored
Examples
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An immense violet-colored carpet covers the area called Kummegga, below the village.
Academic text (2004) -
She was a woman in a violet-colored tweed suit with those little granny half-glasses that you're not supposed to have to take on and off, but she did anyway.
Fiction book (2001) -
The garden was alive with blooming violet-colored flowers that added a vibrant touch.
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He chose a violet-colored shirt for the event, which complemented his blue jeans perfectly.
Synonyms
83
1.0
A color between red and blue
6
2.9
A color that is a little red and a little blue
6
3.8
A deep blue-violet color between blue and purple
2
1.6
Having a blue-purple color like small garden flowers
1
3.3
A blue color with a little purple in it
1
9.5
Having a purple or violet color
1
3.0
A blue color with a little purple in it
1
3.9
A blue color with a purple tint
A color between blue and violet
A violet color with a little blue
A purple color with a little blue mixed in
Purple with a touch of blue
A color between violet and purple
Having a slight purple color
A light color with a small touch of violet
Having a light violet colour
A pale purple color with a little blue in it
A pale, light purple color that looks soft
A light purple colour with a soft pink or blue tone
A light lavender color with a hint of deeper purple
A light purple color with a touch of blue
A purple color with a little red in it
A color between red and purple that leans toward red
A color between red and purple, like ripe grapes
A purple color that has some red in it
A purple color with a slight pink shade
A medium reddish-purple color like deep purple flowers
How Violet
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Morphology
Etymology
The word violet-colored comes from the small flower violet, from Latin viola, which has 'purple-blue' petals. So violet-colored means having the 'violet' or 'purple-blue' color of that flower.