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Meaning of crimson
The primary meaning of "crimson" is a deep, rich red color.
Etymology of crimson
The word "crimson" originates from the Arabic word "qirmiz", which refers to the dye extracted from the cochineal insect, used to produce a deep red color
Historically, "crimson" has been used to describe the color of luxury, power, and nobility, reflecting its association with expensive and highly valued dyes
Synonyms
Definitions
- A deep, rich red color
- * (of a color) having a deep, rich red quality
Usage Examples
- The university's crimson robes are a symbol of its long history and tradition
- * The sunset over the ocean turned the sky a deep, crimson red
- * She wore a crimson dress to the formal event, drawing attention from everyone in the room