rose-lavender
- adjective
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lavanda rosada
- The designer chose a rose-lavender fabric for the evening gown, giving it a soft, romantic feel.
Examples
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The sky glowed with a subtle rose-lavender hue as the sun set behind the hills.
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The walls were painted in a soft rose-lavender hue.
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She painted her bedroom walls in rose-lavender to create a calming yet cheerful atmosphere.
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She wore a rose-lavender dress to the party.
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The designer chose a rose-lavender fabric for the evening gown, giving it a soft, romantic feel.
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The sky glowed with a subtle rose-lavender hue as the sun set behind the hills.
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The walls were painted in a soft rose-lavender hue.
Synonyms
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A red color mixed with purple
A light purple with a soft pink tinge
A light purple color with a soft pink tint
A light purple color with a little red
A light purple color with a little red
A pale purple color with a touch of pink
A light pink color with a slight purple tint
A light pink colour that looks slightly purple
A pale pink color with a little purple
A purple shade with a pink tint
A purple color with a slight pink shade
A light purple color with a touch of pink
A color between red and purple, like ripe grapes
Having a pale, dusty pink color like some roses
A soft pink color like a rose petal
A light purple color with a pink tint
How Rose-Tinted
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Rose-lavender comes from the names of two flowers, rose and lavender, where rose suggests a soft 'pink' and lavender suggests a gentle 'pale purple' and a light scent. So rose-lavender describes a color that mixes the 'pink' of a rose with the 'pale purple' of lavender.