Redden: meaning, definitions and examples

Identical to the first "redden" entry. It's used to describe something turning red.

• The pages of the book began to redden with age.
• As the evening came, the horizon reddened.

Typically used when someone’s face turns red due to embarrassment, shyness, or romantic emotions. It specifically refers to human reactions.

• She couldn't help but blush when he complimented her.
• He blushed deeply after making an awkward mistake.

Means a sudden reddening of the skin, typically due to emotions, heat, or exertion. It can also describe a rush of emotions or warmth spreading quickly.

• He felt a flush of pride when he heard the news.
• Her cheeks flushed with excitement.

Describes a deep red color, often used poetically or descriptively. It can refer to emotions, objects, or nature, giving a vivid and intense impression.

• The leaves turned crimson in the autumn.
• Her dress was a striking shade of crimson.

Typically used to describe something turning red in color, either gradually or suddenly. It can refer to the face, objects, or landscapes.

• The sky began to redden as the sun set.
• His face reddened with anger.

Mainly refers to the face turning red due to embarrassment, shyness, or modesty. It's often perceived as a soft, mild reaction.

• She couldn't help but blush when he complimented her.
• His unexpected praise made her blush deeply.

Refers to a sudden reddening of the face or skin, often due to heat, alcohol, emotion, or exertion. It can also describe the action of liquid flowing quickly.

• She felt her face flush with excitement.
• His cheeks were flushed after the long run.

Specifies a deep, rich red color. It is often used to describe intense emotions, luxury, or vivid imagery. It can have a dramatic and poetic tone.

• The autumn leaves turned a vibrant crimson.
• Her dress was a striking shade of crimson.