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Meanings of fuchsia in English
Usage of fuchsia in English
1
I sigh and fall into my fuchsia velvet chair, my anger deflated.
2
There are half a dozen of them: a fuchsia, a convolvulus, lilies.
3
When I wore glasses, I chose fuchsia plastic frames and pink lenses.
4
Her shoes were fuchsia and black striped, and her jacket was, too.
5
Claudine's black rippling hair was held off her face with fuchsia combs.
6
The most serious enemy of the fuchsia indoors is the pernicious red spider.
7
The varieties of the fuchsia, in both single and double flowers, are many.
8
The dark shadow did not move, the fuchsia and the balsamine stood breathless.
9
Then he was buried, with a fuchsia over the little grave.
10
He had gathered his first fuchsia to put in her bouquet.
11
The fuchsia is naturally a somewhat trailing and very brittle-wooded plant.
12
Yesterday I wore a fuchsia coat and boots in Paris, where I live.
13
An orchestration of pink in every gradation from light rose to deep fuchsia.
14
The pungent aroma of the fuchsia-colored bouquet quickly filled the room.
15
The sky had just blushed into fuchsia, anticipating the rising of Goddess Moon.
16
There, let me put this fern and fuchsia into your hair.
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Translations for fuchsia
Portuguese
Spanish
Catalan
Fuchsia through the time
Fuchsia across language varieties
United States of America
Common
United Kingdom
Common