Definition of «ruddy»

The term "ruddy" is an adjective that describes a person or thing with a reddish-brown color, often associated with healthy skin tones. It can also be used to describe someone who has flushed cheeks due to embarrassment, anger, or exertion. In literature, the term "ruddy" is sometimes used figuratively to convey strength, vitality, and vigor.

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The hot summer sun turned my fair skin a ruddy shade of red.
The ruddy glow of the sunset illuminated the entire beach.
His ruddy complexion indicated good health and a life spent outdoors.
The ruddy cheeks of the children playing outside showed how much they enjoyed the winter weather.
The old house had a charming, ruddy brick exterior that added to its character.
She used a ruddy blush on her cheeks to create a natural and healthy-looking glow.
The fire's ruddy glow created a warm and cozy atmosphere in the room.
The hiker's face became all ruddy after a long trek through the cold mountains.
The chef prepared a ruddy steak, perfectly cooked to a juicy and tender texture.
The autumn leaves turned a rich and ruddy color, covering the ground in a beautiful carpet.

Sentences with «ruddy»

That day he drove to his left, firing a shot across John Ruddy in to the right - hand corner of the net, this one had a similar feel. (spursfanatic.com)
Sharpshooters and biologists are joining forces to rid Spain of hundreds of ruddy ducks which arrived this year from Britain and France. (newscientist.com)
He's boisterous and jolly, a merry old fellow with ruddy cheeks. (entrepreneur.com)
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