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violet

adjective as in mauve

Strong matches

Weak match

noun as in lavender

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“Grammy, I made that for you,” her granddaughter Violet called out, pointing in the ash.

"Violet", from Virginia Beach in the US, came forward to a police officer based in her school.

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Archie York and 35-year-old Jason Laws died in the blast in Violet Close in Benwell, Newcastle, on 16 October.

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Violet Perloff, a first-year student at George Washington University in Washington, rescheduled a test and came home on the train so she could celebrate voting for the first time.

For art, knowledge is embedded in experience — for example, in the discernment of rhythmic patterns and spatial sensation in the undulations of blue, violet, green and neutral tones in Oskar Fischinger’s beautiful “Multi wave” oil painting from 1948.

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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