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- adverb With a colour resembling
red .
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Examples
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Her flesh, in the light from the flame ditch, it almost encircling the buried clutch before us, glowed reddishly.
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Beauty landed on Menolly's shoulder just then, chirruping with some petulance, her eyes whirling reddishly.
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Beauty landed on Menolly's shoulder just then, chirruping with some petulance, her eyes whirling reddishly.
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The ferryman got him across the river on his bamboo-raft, the wide water shimmered reddishly in the light of the morning.
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He was thick-set, of medium height, densely and reddishly bearded, with heavy-lidded pale blue eyes that wore a look of drowsy pain, and after their first wearied glance at the master, seemed to rest anywhere but on him.
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Along with the puree, my steak - delivered sliced and beautifully, reddishly rare with charred edges
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Along with the puree, my steak delivered sliced and beautifully, reddishly rare with charred edges came with a spray of al dente green beans, a stalk of rosemary and the custom-ordered sauce made from Zinfandel and fig.
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Along with the puree, my steak - delivered sliced and beautifully, reddishly rare with charred edges
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Along with the puree, my steak delivered sliced and beautifully, reddishly rare with charred edges came with a spray of al dente green beans, a stalk of rosemary and the custom-ordered sauce made from Zinfandel and fig.
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