You love your son none the less that he made my name a reproach and a by-word, crimsoned my innocent cheek with shame, dimmed my eyes with unavailing tears.
Our heroine's long lashes drooped upon a cheek that crimsoned like the heart of a June rose, as she timidly answered: "Yes, madame.
But, for the first time in his life, he staggered to his feet utterly unnerved and abashed, and for the first time in his life the hot blood crimsoned his colorless cheeks to his forehead.
The blood mounted to his cheek and crimsoned his forehead.
He looked round, and there stood Mary with parted lips and crimsoned brow--that look of strange, deep, and eager scrutiny directed towards him.
The excitement which had crimsoned his face gradually subsided, as he vented his disquietude in occasional impatient exclamations.
Talbot Bulstrode, leaning against the broad trunk of a beech, looked down at the fair face, which crimsoned under his eyes; and the first glimmering hint of Lucy's secret began to dawn upon him.
At its close the men, covered with blood and oil, gathered to their boats, and leaving the floe crimsoned with gore, and horrible with bloody and skinless carcasses, hastened to another field to continue the work of death.
I had rather be even as thou art, cold in an unhonoured grave, than to live on and wear away a miserable remnant of existence, that "guilty thing" with crimsoned hand and brow besprinkled with blood.
A flush of what in a layman might have been anger crimsoned the minister's cheek.
Freyer rose, a burning blush crimsoned his face, instantly followed by a deathlike pallor.
A deep flush crimsoned his brow, his broad chest heaved passionately and he was obliged to cling to a chair, to save himself from falling.
The burgomaster started, and an ominous flush crimsoned his face.
The sharp points glow redly in the brilliant sunset light, as if crimsoned with blood from the head which rests dreamily against the trunk.
A deep flush crimsoned the countess' face, and the tears which she had so long struggled to repress flowed in streams.
Roxy's long drab face crimsoned darkly, and she fluttered in wild embarrassment.
But the moment she had spoken it flashed across her mind that by that incautious speech she had revealed the secret of her birth, and her face crimsonedwith shame and confusion.
Unable to shake these hateful memories off, and with face crimsoned with shame, she rose from the seat and hurriedly walked away towards Bayswater Hill.
She had never heard before that she was suspected of having had an associate in the flight, and her cheeks crimsoned at the idea, while she wondered if Richard had ever thought that of her.
Involuntarily Ethie's hand rested itself on the chair where Richard had sat, and Ethie's face crimsoned where Aunt Barbara asked: "Do you love Richard now?
Two armies covered hill and plain, Where Rappahannock's waters Ran deeply crimsoned with the stain Of battle's recent slaughters.
Blood crimsoned Tad's upper lip and had spattered from there onto his shirt.
The weather was crisp and cold, with a steady north wind that crimsonedboth young people's cheeks.
The countess looked on the honorable glow which crimsoned his harassed features with a pang at her heart.
A hot flush crimsoned his face, sudden passion gleamed in his eyes and quivered on his lips.
It was all very well, but even he did not like the idea of those sweet white hands all crimsoned with ripe fruit.
A flush crimsoned her cheek, and her voice sank almost to a whisper.
The air was charged with the hideous howls of the besieging mob, and presently there was a cry from one of the ladies, as a sudden glare of light crimsoned the window-panes.
Finally, at a distance, a brilliant gleam crimsoned the sky, and cast its reflection hither and thither on the gables of the taller houses.
Its rays disappeared at intervals in the midst of a burning mist which it lighted with a dull fire, and whose reflection suddenly crimsoned the desert and the air.
The setting suncrimsoned the pines; the riders were gathered along the hill-side, bending far out in their saddles to scan the valley below.
Now her face crimsoned with mortification, and she stood up with all the inches of her five foot two.
Sinclair's face had crimsoned at the sudden attention drawn to him and the frank admiration of the little maid.
Sinclair's face crimsoned at her words; then paled a little.
Even while Grace was speaking, the white handkerchief was crimsoned with blood, the eyes of the young man closed, and he fell back insensible.
Grace crimsoned still more deeply from wounded modesty and shame, while she answered in a low voice, "Never!
When he entered the room where Mary and Kate were seated, Mary sprang forward with a crimsoned cheek and extended her hand with an eager, involuntary motion.
She gazed upon him steadily, but without malice; his face crimsoned and then paled; presently his glance sought the carpet.
But no," she suddenly exclaimed, and a passionate flushcrimsoned her cheeks as she pushed the table aside and rose from the sofa.
A deep flush crimsoned Edwin's face, and he was on the point of sending the insolent spy about his business with a sharp answer, when the thought of how unwise it would be to give the wily diplomat a direct refusal, restrained him.
A deep flush crimsoned the face of the recumbent youth.
The volume written by her own hand, in which as her father said, she had copied his lessons--a deep flush crimsoned his face as he remembered that it still lay unopened in his desk.
Again a vivid blush crimsoned the young man's face, but Edwin pretended not to notice it.
The above list will hopefully give you a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "crimsoned" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this word.
