Scarlets war with golden oranges, and vermilions fade into palpitating pinks.
All the scarlets and vermilions are gone; a luminous pink bathes the whole picture in its fairy light.
All the scarlets and vermilions are gone; a luminous pink bathes the whole scene in its fairy light.
She was clad in a dress of vermilions and yellows, thosevermilions and yellows now bedusked by the soft light of the night.
She wore a printed calico dress of deep vermilions and flaming saffrons, and a grass-green scarf was wound, in the Gypsy fashion, among her ink-black tresses.
Small but oddly statuesque, a superbly shaped figurine in her close-clinging calico dress of glowing vermilions and blazing saffrons, she stood with head ecstatically upraised toward him, her dusky eyes radiant with admiration.
Imitation vermilions are considerably favored of late years, but they fade after the manner of a late autumn twilight unless amply protected by varnish.
Vermilions may properly, it would seem, be classed among the fugitive colors, and their retention of purity of color is therefore dependent upon the grounds employed to support them.
The above list will hopefully give you a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "vermilions" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this word.
