Synonyms for More high-colored:
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adj.
• florid
• rosy
- Aflush
, - blooming
, - blushing
, - colored
, - coral
, - deep pink
, - fresh
, - healthy-looking
, - incarnadine
, - pale red
, - peach
, - red
, - red-complexioned
, - red-faced
, - rose-colored
, - roseate
, - ruddy
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What are the hypernyms for More high-colored?
A hypernym is a word with a broad meaning that encompasses more specific words called hyponyms.
What are the opposite words for more high-colored?
The antonyms for the word "more high-colored" are "pale," "colorless," "pallid," and "wan." These words convey a lack of color or a lack of vibrancy, and may be used to describe someone who looks sickly or who is not feeling well. Someone with a pale complexion may look as if they are lacking vitality or energy, while someone who is colorless or pallid may look washed out or tired. By using these antonyms to describe someone who is not vibrant, readers or listeners can understand that the person is not feeling well or may need some attention to improve their health or well-being.
What are the antonyms for More high-colored?
Related words: peonies, more peonies, more colorful peonies, more flowers, more colorful flowers
Semantically related questions:
what are peonies? what is a peony? what color are peonies? when do peonies bloom? how many colors are there in peonies? what flower is this?
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