indigo
Pronunciation: [ˈɪn.dɪ.ɡoʊ]
Word
Context: “color”
(noun) a deep blue color that is between blue and violet. Indigo is often seen in rainbows and is a favorite color for many people.
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She painted her room indigo, and it looks really beautiful.
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He doesn't like the color indigo; he prefers bright red instead.
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What color do you think indigo is between?
Context: “plant”
(noun) a plant that produces a blue dye. This plant has been used for many years to make the indigo dye used in clothes, especially jeans.
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The farmer grows indigo to sell the dye at the market.
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They stopped using indigo plants when other dyes became more popular.
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What does indigo produce that people can use?
Context: “dye”
(noun) a type of dye made from the indigo plant. This dye gives fabrics a rich blue color and is often used in textiles.
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The fabric was dyed with indigo, making it a stunning blue.
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Without indigo, the fabric looked dull and lifeless.
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What kind of projects can you use indigo dye for?
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