sanguine
1 of 2noun/ˈsæŋɡwɪn/
Forms:sanguines
1
a deep, blood‑red color
- The sunset bathed the sky in a rich sanguine.
- She wore a gown of vibrant sanguine.
- The artist mixed crimson and brown to create a perfect sanguine.
- His cheeks flushed a natural sanguine after the run.
- The flag's sanguine stripe symbolized sacrifice.