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Meanings of reddened in English

(Especially of the face) reddened or suffused with or as if with blood from emotion or exertion.

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        Lighted with red light as if with flames.

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              Usage of reddened in English
              1
              On some they are seen in the bloated flesh and reddened eyes.
              Danger; Or, Wounded in the House of a Friend
              2
              The buds reddened and popped, and the briers grew pink and white.
              Project Gutenberg Complete Works of Winston Churchill
              3
              The conductor reddened with anger, and some of the passengers laughed aloud.
              The Camp in the Snow; Or, Besieged by Danger
              4
              He displayed three very real teeth in a piece of reddened paper.
              The Matador of the Five Towns and Other Stories
              5
              The hands that made are reddened with the blood of our soldiers.
              The War After the War
              6
              Halcyone reddened a little and a gleam grew in her wise eyes.
              Halcyone
              7
              He reddened at her word; but his eyes looked eagerly on her.
              The House of the Wolfings / A Tale of the House of the Wolfings ...
              8
              I saw the shape of a man, untidily swathed in reddened bandages.
              The Lost Continent
              9
              Monica also was angry; her cheeks, reddened by the wind, grew hotter.
              The Odd Women
              10
              He looked at my beaming countenance with grave suspicion, and slowly reddened.
              From a Girl's Point of View
              11
              Here all the boys reddened, and Hugh looked hard at the carpet.
              The Crofton Boys
              12
              He scanned her from head to foot, critically; her face reddened perceptibly.
              Jane Cable
              13
              She repeated the same words and reddened slightly as she did so.
              The Voyage Out
              14
              Silence fell while the sun reddened, going nearer to the mountain brow.
              Foes
              15
              Ethel looked at the woman then and slowly reddened to her ears.
              His Second Wife
              16
              Only here and there the sky was reddened as though with conflagration.
              A People's Man
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              United Kingdom
              Common
              United States of America
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