Color Thesaurus

noun a light brown or yellowish brown color

adjective having a light brown or yellowish brown color

• The hazel trees in the park provide a beautiful canopy of green and brown hues.
• I love the hazel color of your eyes, it's so unique.
• Her hazel hair is always on point, she must spend hours styling it.
• The hazel sky at dusk reminded her of a painting, with its blend of blue and orange.

adjective enraged; furiously angry

• The customer was livid when she discovered the error on her bill.
• I was absolutely livid when I found out my brother ate the last slice of pizza.
• She was so livid, she was ready to throw hands.
• His face turned livid with anger as he realized he had been betrayed.

verb to become more relaxed, easygoing, or genial

adjective having a soft, rich, and pleasant flavor or character

• The mellow music played softly in the background during the elegant dinner party.
• Let's just have a mellow evening watching movies and relaxing at home.
• I love the mellow vibes at this chill coffee shop.
• After a long day, I finally felt my mind mellow out like a calm ocean at sunset.

noun a quality or state of being warm; gentle heat; friendliness or affection

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• The warmth of the sun provides a pleasant feeling on a cold winter day.
• I love snuggling up in a blanket to feel the warmth on a chilly evening.
• That bonfire is giving off some serious warmth - come closer!
• Her smile radiated warmth and made everyone feel welcome.