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violet
/vaɪəlɪt/
A color at the end of the visible spectrum of light, next to blue and opposite of red; a small plant with pleasant-smelling purple, blue, or white flowers.
Antonyms of violet
Adjectives
Strongest matches:
- yellow
- orange
Weak matches:
- green
- red
Nouns
Strongest matches:
- sunflower
- marigold
Weak matches:
- rose
- tulip
Synonyms
purple, lavender, lilac, amethyst, plum, mauve
Usage examples:
1. The violet flowers in the garden were the most vibrant among all the plants.
2. She wore a violet dress that matched the evening sky perfectly.
3. The artist chose a shade of violet to add a touch of mystery to his painting.
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Frequently asked questions
What is a direct antonym for the color violet?
A direct antonym for the color violet would be yellow. Since violet is at one end of the visible spectrum of light, its opposite color, based on color theory, is yellow, which sits across from it on the color wheel.
What is the opposite of violet in terms of light wavelength?
In terms of light wavelength, the opposite of violet, which has one of the shortest wavelengths visible to the human eye, would be red. Red has the longest wavelength visible to the human eye.
Can 'violet' have a non-color antonym? If so, what would it be?
Yes, 'violet' can have non-color antonyms in different contexts. For example, if 'violet' is used metaphorically to represent something rare or luxurious, a possible antonym could be 'common' or 'ordinary.'
Is there an antonym for violet in terms of mood or symbolism?
Yes, in terms of mood or symbolism, violet is often associated with calmness, spirituality, and luxury. An antonym in this context could be something associated with energy, mundanity, or simplicity, such as 'vibrant' for mood or 'plain' for symbolism.