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Meanings of reddish in English
Usage of reddish in English
1
Leaves very short and few in number, reddish-green; leaf-stems and nerves blood-red.
2
The females of both species are clad in the same reddish-brown suits.
3
A dull reddish light filtered in through the end of the passage.
4
Larks and finches were busily searching for seeds in the reddish-brown soil.
5
It turns reddish-brown and becomes yellow again with hydrochloric acid-turmeric; 2.
6
For the most part, however, the reddish-brown of sandstone was the same.
7
Catelyn could see the flickering reddish light through the open window now.
8
More than a hundred little reddish-black calves leisurely loped in the rear.
9
He could distinguish her gray figure in relief against the reddish-brown wall.
10
Off in the east a reddish streak spread skyward into somber gray.
11
The bill is partly reddish, and longer than in the other sorts.
12
If you want stone here it's red or reddish tan, not grey.
13
It deepened in intensity, ringing the changes of reddish-yellow, purple, and saffron.
14
Notice the great flower receptacles filled with the reddish cryptomeria of Japan.
15
Whereas normal cells had an overall reddish tint, these cells looked bluish.
16
Generally a curtain of a reddish hue depended in front of them.
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Reddish across language varieties
United Kingdom
Common
United States of America
Common