Rubicund

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Literary Flair

Best used in literature to describe characters with a charming, healthy glow.

In the novel, the heroine's rubicund appearance contrasted the pallor of the antagonist.

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Archaic Tone

Signifies an older or historical context because 'rubicund' is not common in modern-day conversation.

The bard spoke of the knight's rubicund face, a mark of his valor.

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Emotional Indicator

Can imply a range of emotions, from embarrassment to happiness or good health.

After the compliment, her rubicund expression revealed her pleasure.