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Meanings of violet in English
Usage of violet in English
1
The sea was a deep violet, all the way to the strand.
2
Still the unbroken walls, the feeble patches of violet in the ceiling.
3
The sky from a dull blue deepens into violet in the west.
4
And the sinister laughter of the pair floated across the violet water.
5
I remember the day I first I saw a dog's tooth violet.
6
The young man became absorbed in redescribing the heroine with violet eyes.
7
This was Lotte, she who doused herself every day with violet water.
8
The long lived and hardy pampas grass isn't exactly a shrink violet.
9
A formula for violet powder is given in the chapter on perfumes.
10
Then the violet lights came again, this time spaced wider and higher.
11
A few streaks of pale violet-theghost of the Aurora-fronted the moon.
12
They went out of the violet room and up the winding stairway.
13
Then she called for pen and paper, and scribbled in violet ink:
14
But a slender violet line materialized in the air ahead of her.
15
Blue and red form violet, and violet is the complement of yellow.
16
From her light swishing skirts came the faint perfume of the violet.
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Translations for violet
Russian
Violet through the time
Violet across language varieties
United Kingdom
Common
United States of America
Common