reddened

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reddened

The campfire reddened the faces of the storytellers.

Definition
  1. Adjective:
    • Made or become red: Describes something that has turned red in color, often due to a specific cause like heat, emotion, or physical exertion.
    • Flushed or suffused with red: Specifically used to describe skin, particularly on the face, that has become reddened from blushing, anger, sunburn, or strain.
Examples of Usage
  • Adjective:
    • Her cheeks were reddened by the cold wind.
    • The sky was reddened by the setting sun.
    • His reddened eyes suggested he had been crying or was very tired.
Advanced Usage
  • "reddened with": This phrase is commonly used to indicate the cause of the redness.
    • His face was reddened with anger.
    • Her skin was reddened with sunburn.
Variants and Related Words
  • Redden (verb): To make or become red.
    • The sunset will redden the clouds.
  • Redness (noun): The quality or state of being red.
    • The redness of his face was noticeable.
Synonyms
  • Flushed: Having a red color, especially in the face from emotion or heat.
  • Inflamed: Red and swollen, often from infection or irritation.
  • Crimson: Of a deep red color.
  • Rosy: Having a pinkish-red color, often suggesting health or warmth.
Related Phrases
  • To turn red: A common phrase meaning to become reddened.
    • She turned red when he complimented her.
  • Red in the face: An idiom describing someone who is embarrassed or angry.
    • He was red in the face after the argument.
reddened

The campfire reddened the faces of the storytellers.

Adjective
  1. lighted with red light as if with flames
    • streets ablaze with lighted Christmas trees
    • the inflamed clouds at sunset
    • reddened faces around the campfire
  2. (especially of the face) reddened or suffused with or as if with blood from emotion or exertion
    • crimson with fury
    • turned red from exertion
    • with puffy reddened eyes
    • red-faced and violent
    • flushed (or crimson) with embarrassment