Resembling amethyst in appearance, color, or quality; having characteristics similar to amethyst.
From 'amethyst' + 'like' (Middle English suffix from Old English 'gelīc'). This compound adjective form combines the noun with a common English suffix for similarity comparisons.
Calling something 'amethystlike' lets you describe that gorgeous purple glow you see in certain minerals or even in nature—like an amethystlike sunset—without requiring the actual expensive gemstone.
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