1. to make or dye crimson; to color deep red
Usage: literary; archaic
2. to stain with blood; to make bloody or bloodstained
Usage: literary; archaic

Examples

• The sunset encrimsoned the western sky with brilliant hues.
• The fabric was encrimsoned with dye in the workshop.
• The battlefield was encrimsoned by the violence of war.
• Dawn's light encrimsoned the clouds above the horizon.
• Her cheeks were encrimsoned with embarrassment and shame.