Definitions
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- adjective of red tinged with bronze
Etymologies
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Examples
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Among the admirers was a young Oscar Wilde in a bronze-red coat of his own design, made so that he appeared to look like a cello when seen from the back.
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This deciduous, densely branched, compact shrub is highly tolerant to powdery mildew, has small, glossy, dark green foliage in spring and maroon to bronze-red fall color.
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Yet here and there among them walked an old woman with a brown-black complexion and round features like Priya's, or a young man with the bronze-red coloring of the eastern desert towns along the Golden Road.
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A striking woman with heavy bronze-red braids swinging beneath her veil was comforting a slender adolescent girl.
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He was across the room, near the stage, his attention consumed by a woman with short, radiant bronze-red hair and a gold lame patch over her right eye.
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He was across the room, near the stage, his attention consumed by a woman with short, radiant bronze-red hair and a gold lamé patch over her right eye.
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They gleam unblinking where they crowd the crystal dark, and the brightest are not all white; many burn steel-blue, gold, amber, bronze-red.
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They gleam unblinking where they crowd the crystal dark, and the brightest are not all white; many burn steel-blue, gold, amber, bronze-red.
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Hereupon she rose and stood some while looking down into the fire and never a word; suddenly she turned as to leave me, then, sitting on her stool, drew out her hairpins and shook down her shining hair that showed bronze-red where the light caught it.
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Who was this girl with the bronze-red hair, the perfect outline of nose and mouth and chin, the sea-shell colouring?
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