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The sky was a perfect shade of azure on the morning of the hike.azure = sky blue
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They gazed out at the azure waters stretching beyond the white sandy beach.
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The aquamarines near the shoreline, the azures of deeper waters, the eggshell blues beneath by grandmother's eyes, the fragile indigos tracking her hands.† (source)azures = shades of blue similar to that of the sky on a clear sunny day
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The head was finished already: there was but the background to tint and the drapery to shade off; a touch of carmine, too, to add to the ripe lips — a soft curl here and there to the tresses — a deeper tinge to the shadow of the lash under the azured eyelid.† (source)azured = made sky-blue
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Don't tell me you've forgotten the dead women with azure hair and eyes like snake-filled pits?† (source)
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A handful of stars had emerged in the clear azure sky.† (source)
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The sky is azure blue with puffy white clouds.† (source)
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An azured harebell like her veins.† (source)azured = made sky-blue
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There was a rippling image of an island set under cloudless azure skies.† (source)
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True, the colors seemed brighter than in England, the sky more vivid, an azure blue that just disappeared and grew deeper and deeper to infinity.† (source)
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A shimmering azure field had descended over the Fowl estate.† (source)
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"You'd think," said Rose-and-Azure beside me, mistaking Seivarden's intent.† (source)
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The first showed Zachary standing knee-deep in azure water on a beach dotted with whitewashed houses.† (source)
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She did not gown herself as a lady, but chose a knight's finery instead, a velvet doublet quartered rose-and-azure, breeches and boots and a fine-tooled swordbelt, her new rainbow cloak flowing down her back.† (source)
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At the moment, the lady who helped Jesus Christ shepherd Rev. McBride's children to adulthood-and the surviving founder of the New Brown Memorial Baptist Church-is sitting at the end of a long table on the dais, the only white person in the room, wearing a blue print dress and holding my two-year-old daughter, Azure, in her lap.† (source)
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She came down the stairs into the hall, its azure walls and ceiling already aglow from the reflection of snow through un-draped windows.† (source)
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