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Meanings of dark purple in English
Usage of dark purple in English
1
In combination with alum and water, it forms a dark purple ink.
2
Mr. Pryor leaned over the fence, dark purple like a beet now.
3
It was of dark purple plush, with a plume of ostrich feathers.
4
It was an autumn night with dark purple clouds, but no rain.
5
There are several varieties, from dark purple to very light and white.
6
It is slumped against the wall; the wall is stained dark purple.
7
Enveloped in a dark purple stoa, she was part of the night.
8
They're the dark purple, teardrop-shaped fruits that you see in grocery stores.
9
DeVon looked dapper himself in white tuxedo, and dark purple bow tie.
10
This is peculiar in having dark purple or almost black fruit.
11
The peaks themselves, with the mountains, formed a huge mass of dark purple.
12
The reds, when seen with a glass, reach to violet or dark purple.
13
Death by opium, it seems, leaves a dark purple ring around the neck.
14
Wizard's violet grew tall here by the roadside, its flowers a dark purple.
15
The dark purple scent of lifeblood is thick on the wind.
16
The ruptured capillaries were turning dark purple, and blood rushed from his nostrils.
This collocation consists of:
Dark purple through the time
Dark purple across language varieties
United States of America
Common
United Kingdom
Common