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Synonyms for corals

noun combination of red and yellow

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orange

adjective. shaded with a combination of red and yellow

red

adjective. resembling the color of blood

Word Origin & History

c.1300, from Old French coral (12c., Modern French corail), from Latin corallium, from Greek korallion; perhaps of Semitic origin (cf. Hebrew goral "small pebble," Arabic garal "small stone"), originally just the red variety found in the Mediterranean, hence use of the word as a symbol of "red." Related: Coralline. Coral snake (1760) is so called for the red zones in its markings. Coral reef is attested from 1745.

Example Sentences for corals

The corals, for instance, are about one-twentieth the size of terrestrial corals.

The positions assigned to clothes-moths and corals are very curious!

The Wenlock limestone (Silurian) contains an abundance of corals.

We have arrived at an entire bed of corals, all of one species.

I began to think you had gone to see the land 'where corals lie.'

The animals in question are often collectively spoken of as British corals.

First, we may remark the vast abundance and variety of corals.

The women there were decked, so they said, with corals and pearls.

The corals and the corallines are familiar examples of this.

The corals are forms of the Anthozoa, single or colonial, which possess a skeleton.

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Synonyms for corals

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