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Meanings of Magenta in English
Color visible between red and purple; subtractive (CMY) primary color.
Related terms
Portuguese
batalha de magenta A battle in 1859 in which the French and Sardinian forces under Napoleon III defeated the Austrians under Francis Joseph I.
Synonyms
Examples for "red–purple"
Examples for "red–purple"
1
Then came a red-purple tree, magisterial in a park.
2
The reporter's face had turned that violent red-purple that said he wasn't able to breathe.
3
The gashes glared red-purple in the harsh white light.
4
The space from this line to the base of the wing was covered with red-purple down.
5
The fine-leaved heath was thick with red-purple blossom.
Usage of Magenta in English
1
The prize of the victory of Magenta was the possession of Lombardy.
2
He gradually lost the prestige he had gained at Magenta and Solferino.
3
We went across maize fields, through thickets, over the battlefield of Magenta.
4
Kearny, who has seen Magenta and Solferino, meets his fate at Chantilly.
5
Simmons lived a long way out in the town toward the Porta Magenta.
6
Nadi and Tefana open the tournament this afternoon before Kiwi take on Magenta.
7
The British Guiana One-Cent Magenta is one of the world's first postage stamps.
8
Desperately resisting, it was forced back step by step upon Magenta.
9
At Magenta I was in Espinasse's division, of Marshal MacMahon's corps.
10
The shock of Magenta and Solferino wore off; old illusions of military competence returned.
11
The British Guiana One-Cent Magenta is one of the first stamps in the world.
12
My opinion is that we were very lucky at Magenta.
13
The team will be based at the Pullman Magenta Shores Resort in a biosecurity bubble.
14
Figuera said his team knows AS Magenta well.
15
I'm second understudy for Magenta, which pretty much means I never get to do a show.
16
Among those targeted by Operation Magenta were teachers and doctors, care workers, and a 15-year-old boy.
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Translations for Magenta
Portuguese
Catalan
Magenta through the time
Magenta across language varieties
United States of America
Common
United Kingdom
Common