1. colored or stained deep red; made crimson
Usage: literary; often used in poetic or formal contexts

1. to make or dye crimson; to stain with a deep red color
Usage: archaic; literary; past participle form commonly used as adjective

Examples

• The sunset encrimsoned the western sky with brilliant hues.
• Her cheeks were encrimsoned with embarrassment.
• The battlefield was encrimsoned with blood.
• The encrimsoned clouds hung low over the horizon.
• Wine had encrimsoned his lips.
• The encrimsoned fabric caught the light beautifully.