The quality, state, or degree of being crimson; the depth or intensity of crimson color.
Noun formed from the adjective 'crimson' by adding the suffix '-ness,' which creates abstract nouns describing qualities. This follows the productive English pattern of adding '-ness' to adjectives.
Just like 'crimpness' shows English's productive '-ness' suffix, 'crimsonness' demonstrates how we can theoretically describe the intensity of almost any color—though we often prefer simpler words like 'redness' or just using the color name directly.
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