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Meanings of mauve in English
Chemical compound and synthetic dye.
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Usage of mauve in English
1
He finally rounds up a mauve number which he takes with him.
2
Mrs. Gray, in an attractive mauve house-gown, came in from the kitchen.
3
In the sky, splinters of mauve tore at curtains of purplish flame.
4
Several rivers traced bright silver threads across the mauve and jade vegetation.
5
The images dim to an impotent mauve and the stage act begins.
6
But the mauve color kept making him think it was too cold.
7
Madge, robed in the mauve gown, refused to have her hair touched.
8
Enormous, iridescent wings of violet and mauve fanned the air behind her.
9
Beyond that, it disappeared into the misty mauve shadows along the lake.
10
Audrey slipped the mauve ribbon off the box and lifted the lid.
11
A spot the size of a quarter appeared on Sampson's mauve carpet.
12
I noticed his silk tie was the exact mauve of his shirt.
13
Her breasts were full, their swollen mauve tips begging for his attention.
14
Mrs. Franklin Kinney wore a rich mauve satin beneath point applique lace.
15
Clouds, yellow, mauve and blue, hung ominously over the road to Nancy.
16
Plucking and tossing a mauve mophead, Dad walks through the garden gate.
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Translations for mauve
Mauve through the time
Mauve across language varieties
United Kingdom
Common
United States of America
Common