purple-tinged
4.2
Having a slight purple color
- adjective
:
tingido de púrpura
- In autumn, the leaves turned purple-tinged, creating a stunning contrast against the golden hues.
Examples
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Her dress was a beautiful shade of lavender, adorned with purple-tinged embroidery.
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These are true violets, giving rise to typically shaped, purple-tinged white flowers.
Academic text (1995) -
The artist painted a sunset with purple-tinged clouds that added depth to the scene.
Synonyms
purplish
vspurple-tinged
6
2.9
A color that is a little red and a little blue
focuses on a slight added tint to another color rather than the general hue
purply
vspurple-tinged
1
3.8
A color that is a mix of red and blue
expresses the same tint but uses a simpler word form
purple-tinted
vspurple-tinged
3.7
Having a slight purple color
is the same meaning but uses a different word form
lavender-tinged
vspurple-tinged
4.6
Slightly purple in color
refers to a general red-blue blended tint not that pale floral shade
violet-tinged
vspurple-tinged
4.9
A light color with a small touch of violet
describes a general red-blue blended tint rather than that deeper bluish shade
violet-tinted
vspurple-tinged
4.0
Having a light violet colour
is broader meaning a general red-blue blended tint not that specific shade
Antonyms
How Purple
Surface Forms
purple-tinged positive
Morphology
Etymology
Purple-tinged is made from purple (the color) and tinge, where tinge means 'a small amount of color', like the word tint. So purple-tinged means 'having a little purple mixed in', which is why we use it for a sky, petal, or bruise with a faint purple color.