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Using Colorful Adjectives When Writing Fiction or Non-Fiction
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Using Colorful Adjectives When Writing Fiction or Non-Fiction
By using more descriptive words for colors, you will paint a more accurate picture for your readers. Instead of saying the sea was “blue,” you can say it was cerulean with streaks of slate.
| YELLOW | RED | BLUE | PURPLE | GREEN | BROWN |
| Gold | Crimson | Midnight | Violet | Olive | Chocolate |
| Citrine | Magenta | Navy | Lavender | Moss | Tan |
| Mustard | Brick | Teal | Plum | Forest | Chestnut |
| Lemon | Fuchsia | Royal | Indigo | Emerald | Copper |
| Maize | Fire | Cerulean | Cerise | Chartreuse | Beige |
| Saffron | Blush | Slate | Lilac | Lawn | Bronze |
| Goldenrod | Pink | Azure | Mauve | Kelly | Burgundy |
| Amber | Rose | Cyan | Periwinkle | Mint | Camel |
| Straw | Salmon | Aqua | Eggplant | Lime | Coffee |
| Coral | Turquoise | Pine | Sienna |
| BLACK | WHITE |
| Charcoal | Ivory |
| Ebony | Bone |
| Raven | Snow |
| Velvet | Beige |
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