purply
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- adjective
- /ˈpɜrpli/
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- The artist painted a purply flower that captured the light perfectly.
- purply blue
Oh, and here's June Bug, the purply shade.
- Oh, and here's June Bug, the purply shade.
- This is a purply matte, which again, I'm just a sucker full.
Examples
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She wore a purply dress that stood out beautifully at the party.
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I loved the color of the deep purply-black feather fringe that Sonjia used and the fabric she paired it with; I just don't like the result.
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Your face, it's all purply and swollen.
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Oh, and here's June Bug, the purply shade.
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And this is one of those finger shades and it is an iridescent purply pink and it is beautiful.
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That's Baby girl right there, and it's a purply pink duochrome shade.
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It's a summer-weight robe, purply paisley, that reminds her of what rich people used to wear in movies when she was a girl.
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This is Orchard Haze, gorgeous sort of purply autumn palette here.
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The sunset cast a purply hue across the evening sky.
Synonyms
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Having a color between red and blue like violet
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A color that is a little red and a little blue
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Having a purple or violet color
Having a slight purple color
Having a slight purple color
A light color with a small touch of violet
Having a light violet colour
A purple color with a little blue mixed in
A color between violet and purple
Antonyms
How Purple
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Purply comes from purple, the colour name, and the ending -y which means 'having' or 'full of'. So purply means 'having a shade or tint of purple'.