mauve-pink
3.6
A light pink color with a slight purple tint
- adjective
- /moʊv pɪŋk/
:
rosa mauve
- The bedroom walls were painted a soft mauve-pink, creating a cozy and inviting atmosphere.
Examples
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She chose a mauve-pink dress for the spring wedding, adding a touch of elegance to her look.
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The artist mixed paint to create a stunning mauve-pink that brightened the canvas.
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It's a really pretty mauve pink and it's beautiful.
Synonyms
violet-pink
vsmauve-pink
3.3
A pale pink color with a little purple
is tinged with a slightly different pale purple rather than this tone
lilac-pink
vsmauve-pink
3.5
A light pink color with a slight purple tint
is tinged with a slightly different pale purple rather than this hint
lavender-pink
vsmauve-pink
3.7
A light pink colour that looks slightly purple
is tinged with a slightly different pale purple rather than this light tint
purplish pink
vsmauve-pink
5.8
A bright pink color with a touch of purple
is less bright and shows a subtler purple hue instead
magenta pink
vsmauve-pink
3.4
A bright pink color with a purple tone
is more muted and has only a slight purple hue
How Purple
Surface Forms
mauve-pink positive
Morphology
Etymology
Mauve-pink combines mauve, a French name for the mallow flower that means 'pale purple', and pink, named after a small flower called the 'pink', so it means a pink color with a little purple in it.