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What is another word for Cobalt Blue? – 141 Cobalt Blue Synonyms

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    Synonyms & Similar Words

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    Meaning of Cobalt Blue

    The primary meaning of "Cobalt Blue" refers to a bright blue color.

    Definitions

    • A bright blue pigment made from cobalt oxide and aluminum oxide, used in ceramics, glass, and paint.
    • * A bright blue color, typically produced by the pigment cobalt blue.

    Etymology of Cobalt Blue

    The word "Cobalt" comes from the German word "Kobalt", which is derived from the German word "Kobold", meaning "goblin" or "evil spirit", as cobalt was difficult to extract from its ores.
    The term "Cobalt Blue" originated in the 18th century, when the pigment was first produced.

    Example Uses

    • The artist's use of cobalt blue in the painting created a sense of depth and tranquility.
    • * The cobalt blue glaze on the ceramic vase gave it a distinctive and attractive appearance.

    Antonyms & Near Antonyms

    scarlet crimson ruby garnet vermilion carmine magenta fuchsia pink blush salmon coral orange tangerine amber golden yellow chartreuse lime mint sage olive beige taupe sienna umber sepia charcoal ebony black

    Related Nouns

    pigment color dye paint glaze ceramic glass vase painting artwork canvas palette hue shade tone tint chroma spectrum wavelength fiber textile fabric thread yarn tapestry embroidery needlework

    Related Verbs

    paint dye glaze color tint shade mix blend combine create produce manufacture apply use decorate embellish adorn ornament illustrate depict portray render

    Related Adjectives

    bright vibrant intense deep rich vivid striking bold dramatic dynamic luminous radiant resplendent glorious magnificent beautiful attractive appealing pleasing soothing calming tranquil serene peaceful cool refreshing invigorating