adjective having a blush or flush of color
adverb in a blushing or flushed manner
Used to describe a character's cheeks or face turning red with embarrassment or shyness.
Used to describe the blush of a subject in a painting or drawing, adding a sense of warmth or emotion to the piece.
Often used to convey a sense of innocence or vulnerability in the subject.
Describing a person's reaction to a romantic gesture or moment, often indicating a sense of bashfulness or modesty.
In literature, 'ablush' may be used to describe a character's cheeks turning red with embarrassment or excitement.
A psychologist may use 'ablush' to describe a patient's physical reaction to a certain stimulus, such as blushing during a therapy session.
A teacher may use 'ablush' in a creative writing class to encourage students to use descriptive language to evoke emotions in their writing.
An actor may use 'ablush' as a stage direction in a script to indicate a character's emotional state during a scene.