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gold-orange

[ ˈɡoʊld ˈɔrɪndʒ ]

Noun

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color

A color that is a mixture of gold and orange, resembling the color of a ripe orange fruit.

Synonyms

amber, golden-orange.

Which Synonym Should You Choose?

Word	Description / Examples
gold-orange	Best used to describe objects or visuals with a rich, warm shade that combines both gold and orange tones. Common in artistic or design contexts. The sunset had a beautiful gold-orange hue that took everyone's breath away The artist chose a gold-orange color for the painting's focal point
golden-orange	Used to describe a color that combines the warmth of orange with the richness and brightness of gold. Often highlights the vibrant and luxurious quality. Typically found in descriptive writing or advertising. The autumn leaves glowed with a golden-orange brilliance They decorated the room with golden-orange drapes that shimmered in the sunlight
amber	Refers to a deep, translucent, yellow-orange color often associated with fossilized tree resin. Used in both descriptive and practical contexts, such as describing colors or materials. Her necklace was made of pieces of amber, each one different from the next The beer had an amber color and a rich, malty flavor

Word

Description / Examples

gold-orange

Best used to describe objects or visuals with a rich, warm shade that combines both gold and orange tones. Common in artistic or design contexts.

The sunset had a beautiful gold-orange hue that took everyone's breath away
The artist chose a gold-orange color for the painting's focal point

golden-orange

Used to describe a color that combines the warmth of orange with the richness and brightness of gold. Often highlights the vibrant and luxurious quality. Typically found in descriptive writing or advertising.

The autumn leaves glowed with a golden-orange brilliance
They decorated the room with golden-orange drapes that shimmered in the sunlight

amber

Refers to a deep, translucent, yellow-orange color often associated with fossilized tree resin. Used in both descriptive and practical contexts, such as describing colors or materials.

Her necklace was made of pieces of amber, each one different from the next
The beer had an amber color and a rich, malty flavor

Examples of usage

The sunset painted the sky with a beautiful gold-orange hue.
The artist used a gold-orange palette to create a warm and vibrant painting.

Translations

Translations of the word "gold-orange" in other languages:

🇵🇹 laranja-dourado

🇮🇳 सोने-नारंगी

🇩🇪 gold-orange

🇮🇩 emas-oranye

🇺🇦 золото-оранжевий

🇵🇱 złoto-pomarańczowy

🇯🇵 ゴールドオレンジ

🇫🇷 or-orange

🇪🇸 oro-naranja

🇹🇷 altın-turuncu

🇰🇷 금-주황색

🇸🇦 برتقالي ذهبي

🇨🇿 zlatá-oranžová

🇸🇰 zlatá-oranžová

🇨🇳 金橙色

🇸🇮 zlato-oranžna

🇮🇸 gull-appelsínugulur

🇰🇿 алтын-сары

🇬🇪 ოქროსფერი-ნარინჯისფერი

🇦🇿 qızıl-narıncı

🇲🇽 oro-naranja

Etymology

The term 'gold-orange' is a combination of the colors gold and orange. Gold is a precious metal often associated with wealth and luxury, while orange is a warm and vibrant color resembling the fruit of the same name. When combined, gold-orange creates a unique and rich color that is often used in art, design, and fashion to convey warmth, energy, and creativity.