deep-pink

Thân thiện

The artist mixed a deep-pink color for the flower petals.

Definition

1. Adjective: Of a deep, intense, or dark shade of the color pink.

Usage

• Descriptive Use: Used to describe an object, substance, or light that is pink in color but with a high saturation or darkness, making it vivid and strong rather than pale or light.
  • The roses in the garden were a stunning deep-pink.
  • She chose a deep-pink fabric for the evening gown.

Advanced Usage

• Comparative and Superlative Forms: While "deep-pink" is a compound adjective describing a specific hue, it can be modified for comparison.
  • This flower is deeper pink than that one.
  • It was the deepest pink sunset I had ever seen.

Variants and Related Words

• Hot Pink: A very bright, intense pink, often with a slightly different tone than deep-pink.
• Magenta: A purplish-red color that is sometimes similar to or overlaps with deep-pink.
• Fuchsia: A vivid purplish-red color, often brighter than a typical deep-pink.

Synonyms

• Dark Pink: A more general term for a pink color that is not light.
• Rich Pink: Emphasizes the fullness and intensity of the color.

Antonyms

• Light Pink: A pale or soft shade of pink.
• Pale Pink: A very light and desaturated shade of pink.

Học thuật

Adjective

1. of a deep shade of pink