pinkish
/'piɳkiʃ/ Cách viết khác : (pinky) /'piɳki/
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Definition
Adjective 1. Having a light or pale shade of the color pink; somewhat pink. - Describes a color that is similar to pink but not fully or intensely so; a tint or tinge of pink.
Usage
- Used to describe objects, substances, or light that has a faint or diluted pink color.
- Often used when the exact color is not a strong, pure pink but has noticeable pink qualities.
Examples
- Adjective:
- The sky at dawn was a beautiful pinkish hue.
- She wore a dress in a soft, pinkish beige.
- The marble had a pinkish tint due to its mineral content.
Advanced Usage
- "pinkish-orange" / "pinkish-red": Used to describe colors that are primarily pinkish but with notes of another color.
- The sunset painted the clouds in pinkish-orange streaks.
- Can be used figuratively to describe a very slight blush or flush.
- After running, his cheeks turned a pinkish color.
Variants and Related Words
- Pink (adj/n): The pure, standard color from which 'pinkish' is derived.
- Pinkiness (n, rare): The quality of being pinkish.
- Rosy (adj): Similar to pinkish, but often implies a deeper, healthier, or more reddish-pink color (e.g., ).
Synonyms
- Rosy: Reddish-pink.
- Blush: A soft, delicate pink.
- Salmon: A pinkish-orange color.
- Flesh-colored: A pinkish-beige tone resembling some skin tones.
Antonyms
- Colorless: Having no color.
- Greenish: Having a tint of green.
- Bluish: Having a tint of blue.
Adjective
- of a light shade of red