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maroon

[muh-roon] / məˈrun /


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Footage taken in the moments before the impact showed multiple motorists driving around the marooned car.

From BBC

Her blonde hair is fixed in uneven pigtails, her shirt is stained with something maroon, and she’s wearing a tangle of plastic beads around her neck.

From Literature

When the seasoned diplomat found himself in the midst of a hazardous voyage in 1784, he might well have compared himself to the marooned Robinson Crusoe.

From The Wall Street Journal

I might be marooned on an island, but I wondered if I would ever feel this free again in my life.

From Literature

In his maroon robes, simple sandals and wide-rimmed spectacles, the Dalai Lama is an unlikely global celebrity.

From Barron's