- madder carmine
- noun
: a moderate red to purplish red that is very slightly bluer and less strong than pomegranate purple
Useful english dictionary. 2012.
Useful english dictionary. 2012.
madder crimson — noun : a vivid red that is bluer and deeper than apple red, yellower and stronger than carmine, bluer and darker than Castilian red or pimento, and bluer and deeper than scarlet called also crimson madder … Useful english dictionary
pomegranate purple — noun : a moderate red to purplish red that is very slightly redder and stronger than madder carmine … Useful english dictionary
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