reddish-pink
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- adjective
- /ˈrɛdɪʃ pɪŋk/
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- The garden was filled with beautiful flowers, including some that were a lovely shade of reddish-pink.
- reddish-pink flowers
So it does give like a light tint like a reddish pink tint.
- So it does give like a light tint like a reddish pink tint.
Examples
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And then I have my pinks and then my more reddish pinks and then my more bluish pinks.
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It was basically a gold just like this and the reddish pink, the color of this.
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It's like a really reddish pink mascara, so great with your eye colour and the same shade underneath.
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But it doesn't explode like sodium, it just burns this pretty reddish pink colour.
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You will find three color classifications for a pink diamond: magenta pink, reddish pink, and brownish pink.
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He would stay up late in front of the TV, dozing in his recliner, coming to bed only after she was already asleep, often at nearly dawn, the blinds of the bedroom gone reddish-pink, a sore and swollen color.
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As the sun set, the sky turned a stunning reddish-pink color, creating a picturesque scene.
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She wore a dress that was a soft reddish-pink, perfect for the spring wedding.
Synonyms
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A pink or light red color that shows good health
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Having a light pink color
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A light red color like a rose
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A light pink color like that of a rose
Having a red or pink color
Having a light pink or rosy color
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Etymology
Reddish-pink is simply made from the two color words red and pink. Red means 'a strong warm color' and pink is a lighter red named after a small flower, so reddish-pink means a pink that is 'somewhat red' or has a little extra red in it.