amethyst
noun
uk/ˈæm.ə.θɪst/us/ˈæm.ə.θɪst/[CorU]
atransparentpurplestoneused injewellery:
紫水晶Sheworeaplainnecklaceof amethysts.
Bishops andcardinalsused towearamethyst as asymbolofpeace.
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apurplecolour:
紫(水晶)色Thegownis made fromsilkcrepefabricindustyamethyst.
- An amethyst is set into thehandleof thesword.
- Amethysts,emeralds,topaz, andsapphireslitterworkshopslikecolourfulmarbles.
- Herexpensivesoftwoollencoatwas adeepshadeof amethyst.
Geology: precious & semi-precious stones
- agate
- aquamarine
- blood diamond
- carbuncle
- carnelian
- conflict diamond
- cornelian
- crystal
- diamond
- emerald
- gemstone
- jet
- jewel
- malachite
- marcasite
- pearl
- precious stone
- sapphire
- stone
- turquoise
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amethyst
adjective
uk/ˈæm.ə.θɪst/us/ˈæm.ə.θɪst/made of orcontainingamethyst:
Heworeahugeamethystringon hisfinger.
An amethystpendantwith acentreofpinksapphiresis forsalefor £3,800.
of apurplecolour:
Sheworeadiaphanousamethystdress.
amethysteyes
- Was it toosoontowearFaith's amethystbrooch?
- She waswearinggoldearringsand an amethystnecklace.
- Theplanthasdeepbluishamethystflowers.
- Use thetiniestdabofdarkaubergineor amethyst eyeshadow.
Geology: precious & semi-precious stones
- agate
- aquamarine
- blood diamond
- carbuncle
- carnelian
- conflict diamond
- cornelian
- crystal
- diamond
- emerald
- gemstone
- jet
- jewel
- malachite
- marcasite
- pearl
- precious stone
- sapphire
- stone
- turquoise
You can also find related words, phrases, and synonyms in the topics:
Less common colours