Somewhat crimson; having the quality or appearance of crimson color.
Adjective formed from 'crimson' with the suffix '-ly,' though this is a rare or archaic formation. The '-ly' suffix typically creates adverbs, but can create adjectives when used with color words.
This is a very rare word in modern English—you're unlikely to encounter it in contemporary writing because we've largely replaced it with 'crimson' itself or 'reddish,' showing how English regularly drops unusual word formations that don't prove useful.
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