Golden-orange: meaning, definitions and examples

Repeated entry, same as above.

• Already covered in the first entry

Similar to golden-orange, used for describing warm, sunny colors often seen in nature. The difference is subtle and primarily used interchangeably.

• The sky at dawn was painted with gold-orange streaks
• Her dress was a stunning gold-orange that caught everyone's eye

Often used to describe a rich, golden-brown color, which can be seen in jewelry or certain types of beverages. It can also describe the color of fossilized resin.

• She wore a necklace with an amber pendant
• The light filtered through the amber glass, casting a warm glow

Frequently used to describe a reddish-brown metal color, commonly seen in certain types of cookware, coins, or hair color. The term can also evoke an industrial or rustic feel.

• The old coins had a distinct copper sheen
• She dyed her hair a vibrant copper color