1. to make or turn red, especially blood-red; to stain with red
Usage: archaic; literary

Examples

• The warrior’s sword was incarnadined with the blood of his enemies.
• Dawn incarnadined the eastern sky with brilliant crimson hues.
• The white cloth was incarnadined by the spilled wine.
• Shakespeare wrote of hands incarnadined by guilt and violence.
• The sunset incarnadined the clouds in shades of deep red.
• The artist incarnadined the canvas with bold strokes of scarlet paint.