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Color:
Tomato


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Paprika
Red
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Imperial red
Nectarine
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Persimmon
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Bamboo
Lust
Pumpkin
Burnt orange
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Rusty red
Mahogany
Lava
Words evoked by this color:
sliced,  tom,  gazpacho,  bloody_mary,  meridional,  lifespan,  bathed,  changed,  abend,  adieu,  departure,  ends,  summing,  occident,  thankfully,  parhelion,  set,  westward,  west,  burbank,  convivial,  sum,  sola,  chuckle,  enjoyed,  break,  traveled,  adios,  weekend,  recreated,  adventure,  scape,  journeying,  traveller,  vibes,  cali,  inspirational,  inspiration,  jaunt,  inspire,  inspired,  inspiring,  broadened,  finally,  timespan,  journeyed,  reinvent,  tacoma,  anticipation,  peaking
Literary analysis:
In literature, tomato isn’t always just a food—it also serves as a vivid descriptor for a striking shade. In one example, a Japanese persimmon is noted for resembling a tomato in color, evoking a rich, lustrous hue that bridges nature and visual art [1]. Similarly, a scene is imbued with surreal tonal contrasts as blue and tomato-red dominate the imagery, highlighting both the intensity and warmth of the color [2]. Additionally, the peculiar description of an old man’s face as being “of the colour of a tomato” employs this hue to emphasize a vibrant, almost visceral quality, revealing how the color has been used to enhance character portrayal [3].
  1. The Japanese persimmon, which resembles a tomato in color, is the variety most frequently purchased.
    — from Woman's Institute Library of Cookery Volume 5: Fruit and Fruit Desserts; Canning and Drying; Jelly Making, Preserving and Pickling; Confections; Beverages; the Planning of Meals by Woman's Institute of Domestic Arts and Sciences
  2. The Wizard reclines on a divan , inhaling opium slowly , clothed with the subdued gorgeousness of China — blue and tomato-red predominate .
    — from For Love of the King: A Burmese Masque by Oscar Wilde
  3. The old man's face was of the colour of a tomato, and in his rage he mouthed and sputtered strangely.
    — from Wounds in the rain: War stories by Stephen Crane


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Mahogany
Rust
Words with similar colors:
assertive,  rush,  furious,  urgent,  impatient,  intensity,  inflame,  daredevil,  boldness,  enrage,  rushed,  insistence,  alarmed,  inflamed,  rashly,  emphatic,  hurry,  bleed,  stop,  artery
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