Definition of rubiginous in English:

rubiginous

adjective rʊˈbɪdʒɪnəsruˈbɪdʒənəs

technical, literary

Rust-coloured.
Example sentencesExamples
- Quinn's work - to some repellent, to others gorgeously rich with its deep rubiginous colouring and mottled patina - caused a stir when revealed to a large audience at the Royal Academy's Sensation! show in 1997.

Late 17th century: from Latin rubigo, rubigin- 'rust' + -ous.

fuliginous, indigenous, oxygenous, polygynous, vertiginous

adjectiveruˈbɪdʒənəsro͞oˈbijənəs

literary, technical

Rust-colored.
Example sentencesExamples
- Quinn's work - to some repellent, to others gorgeously rich with its deep rubiginous colouring and mottled patina - caused a stir when revealed to a large audience at the Royal Academy's Sensation! show in 1997.

Late 17th century: from Latin rubigo, rubigin- ‘rust’ + -ous.

单词	rubiginous
释义	Definition of rubiginous in English: rubiginous adjective rʊˈbɪdʒɪnəsruˈbɪdʒənəs technical, literary Rust-coloured. Example sentencesExamples Quinn's work - to some repellent, to others gorgeously rich with its deep rubiginous colouring and mottled patina - caused a stir when revealed to a large audience at the Royal Academy's Sensation! show in 1997. Origin Late 17th century: from Latin rubigo, rubigin- 'rust' + -ous. Rhymes fuliginous, indigenous, oxygenous, polygynous, vertiginous Definition of rubiginous in US English: rubiginous adjectiveruˈbɪdʒənəsro͞oˈbijənəs literary, technical Rust-colored. Example sentencesExamples Quinn's work - to some repellent, to others gorgeously rich with its deep rubiginous colouring and mottled patina - caused a stir when revealed to a large audience at the Royal Academy's Sensation! show in 1997. Origin Late 17th century: from Latin rubigo, rubigin- ‘rust’ + -ous.
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