Redness is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for REDNESS in dictionary:

NOUN:
• the state of being red
• the quality or state of being red or reddish
• The quality or state of being red; red color.
• a response of body tissues to injury or irritation; characterized by pain and swelling and redness and heat
• red color or pigment; the chromatic color resembling the hue of blood

Words related to REDNESS

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How to use REDNESS in a sentence

• Then, as it grew still duller, I was aware, all at once, that, instead of looking at the redness, I was staring through it, and through the wall beyond.
• Up there, the impalpable redness gave a blurred appearance to everything.
• And the Pit of the Red Smoke filled all the Deep Valley with redness, so that the smoke rose above the edge, and hid the bases of the Towers upon the far side.
• If any redness, chafing, or eruption like prickly heat, develops on the skin, no soap at all should be used in the bath.
• The fire was of the right redness for toast, and a toasting-fork lay handy.
• Presently something large, red and shining emerged from the dusk and two beams of light in the center of the redness played upon them.
• The redness of his hair and complexion, and, still more the fiery hue of his garment, struck them with astonishment.
• I was a queen of yellow leaves and brown, And the redness of my fairy ring Kept me warm.
• There was a redness in the western heavens that betokened more wind, though the sun still stood high.
• On another bridge to the right a train was casting down on the stream a redness that was fire rather than light.
• Dry them and then place each in an iron spoon or on a small coal shovel and heat in stove to redness.
• This is formed into small cakes, which are baked to redness in an oven, or crucible, to expel the moisture and carbonic acid which it contains.
• Know that every redness in the world is from his anger, and every paleness in men’s cheeks is from his poison.
• The solitary hunter, as he stood upon the banks of some lonely stream, leaned on his rifle and gazed with a beating heart at the brilliant redness that lit up so much of the sky.
• Then the stars retired to rest, the moon quitted the firmament, and the sun was conducted by the morning redness to his place, in order that he should give light to the world.
• It was not the face of a drunkard, but there was the redness of many glasses of wine in his complexion, and a nose that expressed nothing so much as pampered self-indulgence.
• In some rare cases paleness instead of redness is caused under conditions which would naturally induce a blush.
• Forgot the harsh quality of the triangular redness on either cheek, fixed and feverish.
• But in the evening Helen was very gloomy, and he fancied a certain redness in her eyes.
• She was of a tall, gaunt, angular figure, and a face that never could have been handsome, and now bore evident traces of smallpox in redness and pits.
• The oaks alone kept their dried foliage, which rattled like many skeletons, instead of rustling in its faded redness, because there was no life in it.
• This likewise takes place with great rapidity when the metal is heated to redness.
• Out of kindness comes redness and out of rudeness comes rapid same question, out of an eye comes research, out of selection comes painful cattle.

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