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Meaning of ruddy
The primary meaning of the word "ruddy" is relating to or having a healthy and reddish appearance.
Etymology of ruddy
The word "ruddy" has its roots in Old English "rud" or "rudd" meaning red, which is also related to the Old Norse "rödh" and the Middle Low German "rode" or "rud"
Historically, the term has been used to describe a healthy and robust appearance, often associated with outdoor activities or a vigorous lifestyle
Synonyms
red
reddish
rosy
pink
flushed
crimson
scarlet
ruby
garnet
vermilion
cerise
coral
salmon
blush
glowing
radiant
healthy
robust
rambunctious
boisterous
florid
sanguine
rubicund
blooming
thriving
vigorous
lively
energetic
flushed
inflamed
irate
angry
incensed
indignant
pinkish
reddish-brown
russet
tawny
golden
bronzed
sun-kissed
burnished
Definitions
- Having a healthy and reddish appearance, typically as a result of good health or robust activity
- * (Of a person's face) having a reddish color, typically as a result of emotion, exercise, or cold weather
Usage Examples
- The ruddy complexion of the farmer was a testament to his years of working outdoors
- * After a few hours of hiking, her cheeks had a lovely ruddy glow
- * The ruddy color of the brick wall added a touch of warmth to the otherwise modern building