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Meanings of deep carmine in English
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Usage of deep carmine in English
1
The final touch to the face is the deep carmine spot on the lower lip.
2
There was a look of shy pleasure in Ruth's eyes and a deep carmine flush on her cheeks.
3
We have obtained this colour ranging from light orange to deep carmine, of different degrees of brightness and stability.
4
Her lips were finely made of deep carmine; the irises of her eyes were delicate, breakable blue, like china eyes.
5
The worry and excitement had given her a slight fever; her cheeks were a deep carmine and her eyes glittered brightly.
6
Her face was absolutely white-no ,palecream-colour-exceptherlips and a spot upon each cheek, which glowed with a deep carmine.
7
The Guard answered swiftly as a slim figure all in armour enamelled a deep carmine rode out to meet the new opponent.
8
One splendour, in particular, I remember-wingsof deep carmine, with an inner down of warm gray, around a form of brilliant whiteness.
9
It is a large, roundish apple, with thin, tender, glossy skin, light to deep carmine over light yellow, and an excellent keeper.
10
And there is one rather dreadful one," continued Septimus, flushing deep carmine, "which has brought me in more money than any of the others: