Pronunciation: /ruːˈbɪdʒənəs/
noun none
A1 I saw a rubiginous color on the old car.
A2 The rubiginous hue of the sunset was breathtaking.
B1 The artist used rubiginous tones in his painting to create a sense of nostalgia.
B2 The rubiginous rust on the metal gate gave it a weathered look.
C1 The rubiginous patina on the antique mirror added to its value.
C2 Her collection of rubiginous artifacts was highly sought after by collectors.
verb none
A1 I rubiginously cleaned the rusty old bike.
A2 She rubiginously scrubbed the metal gate to remove the rust.
B1 The mechanic rubiginously worked on restoring the antique car.
B2 The artist rubiginously painted the metal sculpture to give it an aged look.
C1 The conservationist rubiginously treated the historical artifacts to prevent further corrosion.
C2 The restoration expert rubiginously preserved the ancient armor to maintain its original appearance.
adjective having a rusty or reddish-brown color
A1 The old car had a rubiginous exterior.
A2 The abandoned house was covered in rubiginous vines.
B1 The artist used rubiginous colors to create a sense of decay in the painting.
B2 The metal gate had a rubiginous patina from years of exposure to the elements.
C1 The rubiginous hue of the sunset reflected off the calm waters of the lake.
C2 The antique mirror had a rubiginous frame that added a touch of elegance to the room.
adverb none
A1 The rusty old car drove slowly down the rubiginous road.
A2 She looked at the rubiginous metal gate and knew it needed to be replaced.
B1 The rubiginous pipes in the basement needed to be replaced to prevent leaks.
B2 The rubiginous color of the old barn gave it a rustic charm.
C1 The rubiginous hue of the sunset painted the sky with a beautiful glow.
C2 The rubiginous patina on the antique mirror added to its value as a collectible.
pronoun none
A1 The rubiginous color of the old car made it stand out.
A2 I found a rubiginous key in the drawer.
B1 The rubiginous stain on the wall was difficult to remove.
B2 The rubiginous hue of the sunset painted the sky in shades of orange and red.
C1 The rubiginous patina on the antique mirror added to its charm.
C2 Her eyes held a rubiginous glint of mischief as she plotted her next move.
preposition none
A1 The old house was covered in rubiginous vines.
A2 She found a rubiginous key hidden in the garden.
B1 The artist used rubiginous paint to create a vintage look in the painting.
B2 The antique car had a rubiginous finish that added to its charm.
C1 The rubiginous hue of the sunset reflected off the water beautifully.
C2 The rubiginous patina on the statue gave it an air of ancient elegance.
conjunction none
A1 The sky was rubiginous, so we decided to stay indoors.
A2 The old car had a rubiginous color, but it still ran smoothly.
B1 The rubiginous leaves on the ground signaled the arrival of autumn.
B2 The rubiginous sunset painted the sky with shades of orange and red.
C1 The rubiginous hue of the painting added a sense of nostalgia to the scene.
C2 His rubiginous tone of voice hinted at hidden emotions beneath the surface.
interjection none
A1 Rubiginous! I accidentally spilled my drink.
A2 Rubiginous! I can't believe I forgot my umbrella.
B1 Rubiginous! The traffic is terrible today.
B2 Rubiginous! I can't seem to find my keys anywhere.
C1 Rubiginous! I never expected this outcome.
C2 Rubiginous! The situation has become quite dire.
article none
A1 The old car had a rubiginous color.
A2 She found a rubiginous old key in the drawer.
B1 The abandoned house had rubiginous walls from years of neglect.
B2 The artist used rubiginous tones in his latest painting to evoke a sense of nostalgia.
C1 The rubiginous hue of the sunset reflected off the calm lake.
C2 The rubiginous rust on the iron gate gave it a weathered and antique look.
formal The rubiginous hue of the old metal gate indicated its age and exposure to the elements.
informal I found a rubiginous old bike in the garage that needs some serious cleaning.
slang That car looks so rubiginous, it's definitely seen better days.
figurative The rubiginous memories of her past still haunted her, despite her efforts to move on.
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