Definition of midnight blue in English:

midnight blue

noun

mass noun

A very dark blue.
Example sentencesExamples
- Bizarrely, to my left, the sky was still midnight blue and twinkling with stars.
- She was a vision, in a satin gown of midnight blue with a matching bodice that had elegant white lace around the low cut top.
- His clothes were finer, dark silks of black and midnight blue.
- The color of the dress made her blue eyes seem darker, almost midnight blue.
- He wore midnight blue, actually, so it wasn't true black, but it was close enough.
- This one was a deeper shade of midnight blue with silver eyes and silver wings.
- Colours focus on very pale naturals and mysterious darks such as midnight blue, espresso brown, black and dark purple.
- While her eyes were midnight blue, the servant's were the blue of the pre-dawn sky.
- The florescence dimmed, and the entire world was shadowed in midnight blue.
- She peered up at the sky once again, which was quickly turning to a tranquil shade of midnight blue.
- Her hair was very, very long and was a shade of midnight blue.
- The walls of the square room were painted midnight blue, with hues of silver and white furniture.
- He slowly approached her as he spoke, his eyes almost imperceptibly changing from black to midnight blue.
- The patterns were midnight blue and swirled across her wings, changing and shifting as I stared.
- It was a black so dark that it shone midnight blue in places the light reached and it ended half way down his back.
- From fuchsia to deep purple, algae green, midnight blue and even contrasts the entire spectrum is on display.
- A cloak of midnight blue hung from a hook next to where the bow had been.
- It was midnight blue and the sleeves and neckline were trimmed with white, and the material was glowing in the dim light.
- The road extended infinitely to the horizon, where the jet of night was beginning to be replaced by midnight blue.
- Grey and silver tones join ice and midnight blue to enhance every elegantly modern outfit.
Synonyms
navy blue, dark blue, indigo, ink blue

Definition of midnight blue in US English:

midnight blue

nounˈˌmɪdˌnaɪt ˈbluˈˌmidˌnīt ˈblo͞o

A very dark blue.
Example sentencesExamples
- This one was a deeper shade of midnight blue with silver eyes and silver wings.
- It was a black so dark that it shone midnight blue in places the light reached and it ended half way down his back.
- The florescence dimmed, and the entire world was shadowed in midnight blue.
- The walls of the square room were painted midnight blue, with hues of silver and white furniture.
- While her eyes were midnight blue, the servant's were the blue of the pre-dawn sky.
- The patterns were midnight blue and swirled across her wings, changing and shifting as I stared.
- She was a vision, in a satin gown of midnight blue with a matching bodice that had elegant white lace around the low cut top.
- She peered up at the sky once again, which was quickly turning to a tranquil shade of midnight blue.
- The color of the dress made her blue eyes seem darker, almost midnight blue.
- The road extended infinitely to the horizon, where the jet of night was beginning to be replaced by midnight blue.
- From fuchsia to deep purple, algae green, midnight blue and even contrasts the entire spectrum is on display.
- It was midnight blue and the sleeves and neckline were trimmed with white, and the material was glowing in the dim light.
- He slowly approached her as he spoke, his eyes almost imperceptibly changing from black to midnight blue.
- He wore midnight blue, actually, so it wasn't true black, but it was close enough.
- A cloak of midnight blue hung from a hook next to where the bow had been.
- Bizarrely, to my left, the sky was still midnight blue and twinkling with stars.
- Grey and silver tones join ice and midnight blue to enhance every elegantly modern outfit.
- Her hair was very, very long and was a shade of midnight blue.
- Colours focus on very pale naturals and mysterious darks such as midnight blue, espresso brown, black and dark purple.
- His clothes were finer, dark silks of black and midnight blue.
Synonyms
navy blue, dark blue, indigo, ink blue

单词	midnight blue
释义	Definition of midnight blue in English: midnight blue noun mass noun A very dark blue. Example sentencesExamples Bizarrely, to my left, the sky was still midnight blue and twinkling with stars. She was a vision, in a satin gown of midnight blue with a matching bodice that had elegant white lace around the low cut top. His clothes were finer, dark silks of black and midnight blue. The color of the dress made her blue eyes seem darker, almost midnight blue. He wore midnight blue, actually, so it wasn't true black, but it was close enough. This one was a deeper shade of midnight blue with silver eyes and silver wings. Colours focus on very pale naturals and mysterious darks such as midnight blue, espresso brown, black and dark purple. While her eyes were midnight blue, the servant's were the blue of the pre-dawn sky. The florescence dimmed, and the entire world was shadowed in midnight blue. She peered up at the sky once again, which was quickly turning to a tranquil shade of midnight blue. Her hair was very, very long and was a shade of midnight blue. The walls of the square room were painted midnight blue, with hues of silver and white furniture. He slowly approached her as he spoke, his eyes almost imperceptibly changing from black to midnight blue. The patterns were midnight blue and swirled across her wings, changing and shifting as I stared. It was a black so dark that it shone midnight blue in places the light reached and it ended half way down his back. From fuchsia to deep purple, algae green, midnight blue and even contrasts the entire spectrum is on display. A cloak of midnight blue hung from a hook next to where the bow had been. It was midnight blue and the sleeves and neckline were trimmed with white, and the material was glowing in the dim light. The road extended infinitely to the horizon, where the jet of night was beginning to be replaced by midnight blue. Grey and silver tones join ice and midnight blue to enhance every elegantly modern outfit. Synonyms navy blue, dark blue, indigo, ink blue Definition of midnight blue in US English: midnight blue nounˈˌmɪdˌnaɪt ˈbluˈˌmidˌnīt ˈblo͞o A very dark blue. Example sentencesExamples This one was a deeper shade of midnight blue with silver eyes and silver wings. It was a black so dark that it shone midnight blue in places the light reached and it ended half way down his back. The florescence dimmed, and the entire world was shadowed in midnight blue. The walls of the square room were painted midnight blue, with hues of silver and white furniture. While her eyes were midnight blue, the servant's were the blue of the pre-dawn sky. The patterns were midnight blue and swirled across her wings, changing and shifting as I stared. She was a vision, in a satin gown of midnight blue with a matching bodice that had elegant white lace around the low cut top. She peered up at the sky once again, which was quickly turning to a tranquil shade of midnight blue. The color of the dress made her blue eyes seem darker, almost midnight blue. The road extended infinitely to the horizon, where the jet of night was beginning to be replaced by midnight blue. From fuchsia to deep purple, algae green, midnight blue and even contrasts the entire spectrum is on display. It was midnight blue and the sleeves and neckline were trimmed with white, and the material was glowing in the dim light. He slowly approached her as he spoke, his eyes almost imperceptibly changing from black to midnight blue. He wore midnight blue, actually, so it wasn't true black, but it was close enough. A cloak of midnight blue hung from a hook next to where the bow had been. Bizarrely, to my left, the sky was still midnight blue and twinkling with stars. Grey and silver tones join ice and midnight blue to enhance every elegantly modern outfit. Her hair was very, very long and was a shade of midnight blue. Colours focus on very pale naturals and mysterious darks such as midnight blue, espresso brown, black and dark purple. His clothes were finer, dark silks of black and midnight blue. Synonyms navy blue, dark blue, indigo, ink blue
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