Definition

1. Noun:
   • A deep and vivid red color: A rich, intense shade of red that is dark in tone yet strong and bright in appearance.

Usage Examples

• Noun:
  • The artist used a deep red to paint the roses, making them look dramatic.
  • The flag featured a stripe of deep red, symbolizing courage.
  • She preferred the deep red of the wine over lighter shades.

Advanced Usage

• "A deep red of...": Used to specify the source or nature of the color.
  • The deep red of the autumn leaves was breathtaking.
• "In deep red": Describing something colored with this shade.
  • The room was painted in a warm, deep red.

Variants and Related Words

• Crimson (n): A rich deep red color inclining toward purple.
• Maroon (n): A dark brownish-red color.
• Scarlet (n): A brilliant red color with a slightly orange tinge.

Synonyms

• Crimson
• Ruby
• Wine red
• Burgundy

Idioms and Phrases

• "To see red": To become very angry. (Note: This idiom uses "red," not specifically "deep red," but is a common expression related to the color.)
  • He saw red when he discovered the mistake.

Noun

1. a deep and vivid red color