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Meanings of red colour in English
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Usage of red colour in English
1
The wood is hard, heavy, close-grained and of a fine red colour.
2
The soil, when newly turned up, appeared of a dull red colour.
3
These two hills are nearly naked, and of a dull red colour.
4
The red colour happens because sunlight is deflected through Earth's atmosphere, he said.
5
A negative result separates them into ball shapes that generate a red colour.
6
The cattle in Sussex are of a pale red colour, and very fine.
7
The side of his neck had flushed a dull red colour.
8
By that time it should be of a bright red colour.
9
It displayed a single blip, the red colour also fading fast.
10
Men whose skin is naturally of a brownish red , love a red colour.
11
They are then issued either a green, orange or red colour.
12
The red colour had faded altogether from his wan, white cheeks.
13
It seemed a handsome little bird, a glowing bit of orange red colour.
14
Almandine is an iron alumina garnet, of deep red colour inclining to purple.
15
Smiling, she pointed to a glass containing medicine of a bright red colour.
16
The leaves were now flaccid, of a peculiar dull- red colour, and evidently dead.
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